Miley Cyrus has nearly completed her tenth studio album, a 10-track project centered on the love she shares with fiancé Maxx Morando and the relationship she has developed with herself. The singer revealed the news during an interview with Daryl Hannah for the latest issue of Wonderland, which Cyrus guest edited.
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Cyrus describes the album as a love story with several emotional layers. She says the record carries a romantic thread because her music regularly draws from her current life. This project feels especially important to her because the feeling behind it has remained consistent through several periods.
Her relationship with Morando provides one part of the album’s emotional foundation. Cyrus also gives equal importance to self-acceptance and the personal changes that followed it. She identifies her relationship with herself as the most significant area of growth in recent years.
Cyrus says peaceful love has appeared as a recurring theme throughout her last three records. She had not experienced that form of stability before. As her self-perception changed, the relationships around her changed as well. The upcoming album examines both forms of love and treats them as connected parts of the same experience.
According to Wonderland, the album could arrive within the next several months, possibly before the 2027 Grammy Awards in February. Cyrus has not announced an official title or release date, though she has already confirmed the final number of songs.
She began the recording process with a complete tracklist and kept that structure throughout production. Cyrus knew from the start that the album would contain 10 songs. She also had a general understanding of its sound and concept, which gave her a clear direction without restricting the work.
That approach differed from her usual method. Cyrus says she often begins with a fixed destination and concentrates heavily on reaching it. Such focus can cause her to lose contact with the creative process. This time, she allowed the album to develop naturally and describes the experience as organic and unforced.
The news follows Cyrus’ move to Atlantic Records after 13 years with Sony. Warner Music Group owns Atlantic, which will serve as the label home for her next full-length release. The project will mark her first studio album under the new agreement.
The project currently has a clear framework: 10 songs, a romantic core and a focus on self-acceptance. Cyrus has connected its meaning to a lasting relationship and to the emotional stability she has found within herself. As she finishes the record, those two forms of love guide its sound, structure and central idea.
