Miley Cyrus scores another No. 1 with her album Something Beautiful
- Miley Cyrus's new album Something Beautiful debuted at No. 1 in the U.K. charts, topping both sales and downloads.
- Despite its sales success, the album underperformed in streaming, ranking only No. 39 on the streaming chart.
- Cyrus continues to evolve her artistic expression, showcasing a strong stage presence and engaging visuals in her accompanying video collection.
In the United Kingdom, Miley Cyrus's latest album, Something Beautiful, made a remarkable impact upon its release. The album, which was released on May 30, 2025, quickly ascended to the top of several charts, notably debuting at No. 1 on both the Official Albums Sales and the Official Albums Downloads charts. This milestone marks a significant achievement for Cyrus, as it doubles her total count of No. 1s on the Official Albums Sales chart. The popularity of the album was notably driven by the dedicated purchases of her fanbase, highlighting strong support from her followers. While the album performed well in terms of sales, it struggled with streaming numbers, launching at No. 39 on the Official Albums Streaming chart. This performance came as a surprise, considering Cyrus's younger fan demographic typically favors streaming platforms. Despite this setback, the album’s strong initial sales, particularly in the U.K., indicate a substantial engagement from Cyrus's fans who showed up to purchase the album. In conjunction with the album's release, Cyrus also showcased a collection of visual content accompanying the music. The film, a 55-minute compilation of videos for the songs featured on Something Beautiful, focuses heavily on Cyrus's stage presence, presenting her in various captivating settings and costumes. Each song is paired with unique visuals, showcasing her confidence and charisma, with closeups that highlight her performance. The simplicity of the presentation allows her music to take center stage, contrasting with more elaborate music projects that focus on visual effects and a larger ensemble. Thematically, the album and its visuals mark an evolution in Cyrus's career, demonstrating her ability to connect with audiences in a more mature and authentic manner. The art direction for the videos, credited to Cyrus herself along with Jacob Bixenman and Brendan Walter, aims to elevate her performance while maintaining a level of intimacy. This latest phase in her career showcases an artist more focused on self-expression and music, rather than drastic stylistic changes that characterized earlier stages of her career.