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    Noah Cyrus Returns to Her Roots on New EP After Feeling 'a Little Lost'

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    The ‘End of Everything’ singer teams up with PJ Harding on a collaborative mini album after they met at a songwriters’ retreat in Bali before Covid-19 pandemic.

    Mar 21, 2021

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    Noah Cyrus and PJ Harding created a collaborative EP during lockdown from opposite ends of the earth after hooking up at a songwriters’ retreat in 2019.

    The pair actually met at the same Bali retreat in 2018, but didn’t get the chance to work together.

    Then, Australian Harding reached out and he and Noah, who is based in Tennessee, ended up writing her hit “I Got So High I Saw Jesus”, and now they’re actually a musical couple, dropping debut single, “Dear August”, last month (Feb21), and following it up with “You Belong to Somebody Else” on Friday (19Mar21).

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    Both tracks are featured on their debut EP “People Don’t Change”, which is slated for release on 23 April.

    “At heart, this is really a raw, homemade record,” PJ states. “There’s a strong folk tradition in Australia, which you can possibly feel. There’s certainly a lot of Nashville in there too. I feel like Noah is really the guiding force here. She’s the soul of this record.”

    “This wouldn’t have happened without PJ,” Noah shares. “He put the music together, so I could do this. He’s the most talented dude I’ve ever partnered with.”

    “I genuinely admire him as a writer, singer, musician, and artist. Writing songs before, I honestly felt a little lost. It felt special to go back to my roots and make something with guitar and piano like what my dad made me listen to as a kid. I felt like I was able to put my true self into this. I could be who I am at the core, which is just Noah from Nashville.”

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      Tearful Noah Cyrus Pays Tribute to Mom and Team for Her First Grammy Nomination

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      After the ‘July’ singer was unraveled to be among the Best New Artist contenders at the 2021 Grammy Awards, her father Billy Ray Cyrus shares his excitement for her via social media.

      Nov 25, 2020
      AceShowbiz – Noah Cyrus could not contain her tears of joy over her first Grammy Awards nomination. Upon learning that she has been listed as one of Best New Artist contenders at the 63rd annual awards show, the “July” singer paid an emotional tribute to her mom Tish Cyrus and her team for the achievement.
      On Tuesday, November 24, the 20-year-old took to Instagram to share her reaction. “IM A GRAMMY NOMINATED ARTIST!!! i’m in a puddle of tears in bed after being woken up and told IM NOMINATED AS BEST NEW ARTIST. my mom at the beginning of the year wrote in her intensions book for me to be nominated for a grammy… mom you’ve always been and are my biggest fan. thank u i love you so much,” she began her lengthy message alongside a video of her crying.
      Noah went on to extend her gratitude to her team and fans. “thank you to my team and my cyrens. @zachkardisch you go above and beyond for me and you’re the best manager and friend/brother to me. thank you to everyone that took part in the making of ‘The End of Everything’ EP,” she stated. “thank you PJ for always being there for me and making me feel like my best self as a person and artist. thank you beyond measures to the recording academy for listening and truly hearing my music.”
      “this is such an honor and i am in utter shock. thank you so much from the bottom of my heart i truly can’t believe it my mind is going a thousand miles a minute and i am beyond grateful and full of love and gratitude,” the younger sister of Miley Cyrus concluded. “i know my grandma is looking down on me and this is from her. thank you mammie i wish you could be here for this.”

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      Noah’s first-ever nomination from the prestigious awards show was also met with joy by her country singer father Billy Ray Cyrus. Sharing a throwback photo of himself with her on Instagram, he exclaimed, “Congratulations @noahcyrus on your #Grammy nomination!!!!!!! You deserve it! Soooooo happy and proud of you! Be a jack hammer!!!!!!”

      The Best New Artist category at Grammy Awards 2021 sees Noah being up against the likes of Ingrid Andress, Phoebe Bridgers, Chika, D Smoke, Doja Cat, Kaytranada and Megan Thee Stallion.

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      Noah Cyrus Covers Mac Miller's Song for Charity to Honor Late Rapper

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      Miley Cyrus’ younger sister releases her rendition of ‘Dunno’, nearly two years after Mac Miller’s tragic death to raise funds for the late rapper’s charity foundation.
      Jul 26, 2020
      AceShowbiz – Noah Cyrus has released a cover of Mac Miller’s “Dunno” to raise money for the tragic rapper’s charity foundation.
      The new track dropped on Friday (24Jul20) and Noah admits she felt compelled to record the tune to honour her late friend.
      “Mac was such a beautiful and respected artist, and his loss was felt around the world,” she tells WENN. “His legacy lives on through his incredible music. I’m so proud to cover his record Dunno and support the Mac Miller Fund in his honour.”
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      The organisation supports “programming, resources and opportunities to youth from underserved communities, helping them recognise their full potential through exploration in the arts and community building.”
      Noah is also encouraging fans to donate at pittsburghfoundation.org.
      Miley Cyrus’ little sister has also launched a new podcast, “In the Feels”, during which she and Sony/ATV Music Publishing’s vice-president of A&R, Lou Al-chamaa, interview Gary Vaynerchuk, the co-founder of VaynerMedia, and motivational speaker Jay Shetty. Upcoming guests will include medium Tyler Henry and rapper Waka Flocka. The first episodes are available here and here.

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      Noah Cyrus Envisages Earth's Demise in 'The End of Everything' Music Video

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      Teaming up with filmmaker John Boswell for the time lapse promo, the ‘Make Me (Cry)’ singer reminds fans to make most out of every last second they have together.
      May 20, 2020
      AceShowbiz – Noah Cyrus is taking fans in a time lapse journey in a brand new video for “The End of Everything”. On Tuesday, May 19, the “Make Me (Cry)” singer released a beautiful visual for the title track from her recently released EP, presenting the devolution of the Earth which concludes with the eventual demise of the universe.
      In an Instagram post accompanying the promo, the 20-year-old spilled that she teamed up with filmmaker John Boswell for it after being inspired by his “Timelapse of the Future” video. She explained, “I had the pleasure of working with him on this as well. I’ve never been more inspired to go and write a song based on a visual.”
      The younger sister of Miley Cyrus went on to thank fellow songwriter PJ Harding a.k.a. THIEF for helping her write the track. “@thiefofficial is the only person I know that could connect with me on the level that it takes to write a song like this. (Pj i love you so much thank n you for being my musical rock lol),” she noted.
      Noah went on to share the meaning behind the song itself. “Problems that seemed big became small. Your pain won’t last forever. Your fears won’t last forever. Mother Earth won’t last forever. Everyone you love is gonna’ die but darlin’ so is everything, don’t cry,” she wrote. “TIME WILL BECOME MEANINGLESS. We have to make the most out of every last second we have together. Let’s love and let’s appreciate, especially now more than ever.”
      Near the end of her post, the ex-girlfriend of Lil Xan thanked her parents, Tish and Billy Ray Cyrus, for being “such a huge inspiration behind this song.” She added, “I just want to let you know that I never take one moment with you guys for granted. I love you both so much that it makes me sad but then its also so beautiful that the love we have has to end. I’ll never want it to. But it will by nature. Love you to The End of Everything and back.”

      John, who directed the music video, has also taken to his Instagram account to praise Noah. “She captured this subject more elegantly in 3 minutes than I could in 30,” he shared. “We worked together on creating a custom short-form version of my original piece to fit the song, which is hauntingly beautiful, as is the rest of her EP of the same name. Thanks to Noah and her team for making me a part of this.”

      Noah’s “The End of Everything” EP was released last Friday, May 15.

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      Noah Cyrus Gives Herself River Baptism in 'I Got So High That I Saw Jesus' Music Video

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      Talking about the song in an interview, the sister of Miley Cyrus says that she hopes her new song ‘resonates with people, especially with all that is going on in the world right now.’
      Mar 23, 2020
      AceShowbiz – Noah Cyrus has released a new single inspired by a spiritual awakening she had while high.
      Miley Cyrus’ little sister dropped “I Got So High That I Saw Jesus” on Friday (20Mar20), and an accompanying video, in which she baptises herself in a lake.
      And she explains the track is based on a real moment she had, when Jesus Christ told her that everything will be OK.
      “This song is not about or for one religion or belief system,” she tells WENN in a statement. “Jesus basically represents a greater understanding and knowledge that everything has its purpose and everything will work itself out the way it’s supposed to… I was born and raised Christian with strong beliefs and still hold those values.”
      “I was smoking weed one night, and had this epiphany, then wrote the song, hence the title. I hope this song resonates with people, especially with all that is going on in the world right now. Humans have evolved in so many beautiful ways, but we’ve also gotten so out of touch with the world, and each other.”

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