As Miley Cyrus transformed into one of the most controversial pop stars of her generation, her new album "Bangerz" was exactly the representation she was trying to achieve. Cyrus makes it clear that she is trying to demolish her squeaky clean Disney Channel image. After teaming up with the most up to date producers in the business, Pharrel, Mike Will Made It, and also Juicy J, allowed for Cyrus to make a dramatic departure from her "Hannah Montana" image. Miley Cyrus originally made this album to prove to the world and her fans she is more than what Disney Channel to make her out to be. As Cyrus describes it as a "strategic hot mess."The album does not fall into a particular genre due to the versatility the album withholds. The Album is a sense of expression for Cyrus as it is for many of her fans. Although some may questions Miley's musical talents, she is a true representation of being true to who you are. Miley wanted her album to be as different as she had become and the music world and wanted her music to evolve with her new image. Each song on the album can be meant for absolutely anyone. The album clusters up a bunch of different genres but they still work cohesively. There are some ballads and some excellent pop-dance songs. I would rate the album four out of five stars because I am personally a fan of the album and feel as though it's a great way for Miley to change her image ans show people her musical talents.
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