Miley Cyrus set for MTV Unplugged Backyard Session.

MTV announced Monday that the pop star has set another Unplugged special, this time reimagined from her own backyard in Los Angeles. Miley Cyrus & The Social Distancers perform Sweet Jane unplugged on Miley Cyrus Backyard Sessions. MTV Unplugged : Miley Cyrus prpare des reprises de Pearl Jam et Britney Spears. Get pumped for 'Miley Cyrus: MTV Unplugged,' where the salacious singer will peel the electricity from her party anthems and turn them into stripped-down jams. Capping the night, Macklemore pal Madonna joined Cyrus for a goofy medley of Music‘s underrated, aptly acoustic guitar-based can’t-stop-won’t-stop anthem “Don’t Tell Me” and, of course, Miley megahit “We Can’t Stop.” The sonic wizardry of Mike WiLL Made It is missed, and all the cartoonishness offsets the music, but Cyrus has found a formula for reaching a wider audience than less manipulative-feeling performances might get on their own. Miley Cyrus is going unplugged once more. The show, an early-’90s standby, has come around less and less often lately - do you remember Thirty Seconds to Mars’ legendary MTV.com Unplugged special three years ago? No? - but Cyrus is better without studio productions than her detractors might expect, as she has shown in acoustic videos over the years of songs like her godmother Dolly Parton’s classic “Jolene.” Cyrus performed that one last night, and she belted out an emotional version of her Bangerz standout love ballad “Adore You,” explaining it was one of the first tracks she did for the album.īut the “Wrecking Ball” rider was just as likely to dress up as a country throwback, twerk with a little person and someone in a horse costume, and sing hokey hoedown versions of her songs. Madonna and Cyrus weaved their hits together, synchronized some choreography and - even if the vocals got a little shoddy toward the mashup's end - staged an impressive collaboration that didn't rely on the amplified production values associated with their typical. It is the opening track of her fourth studio album Bangerz (2013) and was released as its third and final single on December 17, 2013, by RCA Records.The song was written and produced by Oren Yoel, with additional songwriting provided by Stacy Barthe. And reinvent herself she did with the country-influenced 'Unplugged' episode that had Cyrus clad in an all-denim ensemble. I was fuming about this collaboration but after seen this, i even liked, whoriness everywhere, i like the lesbian moves, Madonna has earned the right to do everything, if it wasn’t for her, none of these girls would be doing this, Miley asked the supreme w**** to join her and she’s here for a little bit of lesbian moves on stage, this is Madonna as i know it, she has never changed and i truly hope she never will cuz that’s the woman i love, y’all don’t see it now, you call her desperate but she is still pushing the boundaries, paying the way, ONCE AGAIN for the new and old generation, in 10 years, J.Lo in her 50’s, Janet and Mariah will be doing exactly the same but things will be very diferent then, thanks to the Queen, who sacrificed for all of your favs, and all you do is mock her, the new generation from Rihanna to Gaga, all of them will also be doing this in their 50’s, do you think Rihanna will ever tone down, hell no and why she should, she may have her Evita Moment but once a w****, always a w****, don’t ever tell us to stop, ungrateful b******.Miley Cyrus’ MTV Unplugged session was characteristically Miley. 'Adore You' is a song recorded by American singer Miley Cyrus.

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