Miley Cyrus does not go on tour, and it is not for lack of love for her fans. It is a complex decision and – like everything in Miley’s life – deeply human. In a recent interview with Zane Lowe, the singer of «Flowers» He broke the silence and explained what many have misunderstood since in 2023 he said he did not want to leave the Tour again.
“When I win, we win,” He said then, making it clear that his link with his followers does not depend on a stage. “My fans feel deeply in my heart.” But there is something else behind this choice, something physical, medical. Something that completely redefines the myth of the tireless pop star.
In conversation with Lowe, Miley was transparent: he suffers from Edema de Reinke, a condition associated with the abuse of vocal cords. “Be 21 years old and be awake drinking, smoking and partying after each show does not help”. However, it makes something clear: his lifestyle was not the trigger, only the context.
The most delicate thing is that he also suffers from a vocal polyp: a growth that, paradoxically, is an essential part of the torn and powerful tone that defines his voice. “I am giving me a lot of the tone and texture that I am made to me,” confesses. But singing like that, night after night, it’s like “Run a marathon with weights on your ankles.”
Surgery could solve it, yes. But the risk is high: losing the timbre that made it a cultural phenomenon. “The possibility of awakening and not sounding like myself is a probability,” admits. And for someone whose voice is His identity, that is not negotiable.
Miley is clear: his voice is not perfect, it is unique. And that imperfection is part of its history. “Create that definitive vocal frying … I have this blessing of a condition with which I live. My voice is super unique thanks to that.”
The album, which will leave on May 30 under Columbia Records, arrives accompanied by a short run by Cyrus, Jacob Bixenman and Brendan Walter.
