If you’re one of those folks who couldn’t bare to give media wild child Miley Cyrus a chance, please take you’re risk on this — it’s beyond worth it. It’s clear to see Cyrus has talent buried underneath all of her crazed “young Disney starlet turned hip-hop culture vulture” tactics, and there’s one track on her latest album that proves such. Check out “Rooting For My Baby”, one of the two bonus tracks on her recently released album, Bangerz.
The guitar driven Pharrell-produced track properly prepares Cyrus for a successful cross-genre introduction to indie-pop with a country flair. The track gives major nostalgia and flashbacks to ’96 feeling like Paula Cole’s “Where Have All the Cowboys Gone” and to ’77 with Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams” — perhaps these tracks are the inspiration behind Pharrell’s production? You be the judge and stream all three tracks below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=462lDlULSBk
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