Miley Cyrus Signs With Atlantic Records; Guest-Edits Wonderland
Key Points:
- Miley Cyrus guest-edited the latest Wonderland magazine issue, featuring collaborations with admired artists including Dolly Parton, Daryl Hannah, and family members, discussing music, creativity, and future acting roles.
- Cyrus has signed with Atlantic Records after two albums with Columbia, including the Grammy-winning "Flowers" from "Endless Summer Vacation."
- In a conversation with Daryl Hannah, Cyrus described her music-making process as a collaborative, ego-free experience driven by curiosity and emotional connection rather than technicality.
- She expressed a deep, almost mystical connection to songwriting, likening it to remembering a song rather than creating it, highlighting the mysterious nature of her creative process.
- Cyrus revealed interest in future acting and directing projects, expressing a desire to work with admired artists like Hannah and a preference for roles involving deeply romantic, intense characters, such as a punk-rock Juliet in a Shakespearean tragedy.