Miley Cyrus released her new album, ‘Bass Persuades’, this week. It’s another indecisive and middling record built without a clear artistic direction, as has happened in the past. As always, it can be enjoyed through standalone singles, and ‘Let’s Get Married’ is the most obvious example.
Our Song of the Day today is a definite celebration of love, dedicated to her fiancé Maxx Morando, and the music conveys the calm that comes from having found that special someone.
With a groove drawing from the 1970s, a prominent bassline, and keyboards that nod to psychedelia, Miley Cyrus delivers a track that Tennis could have written. She also benefits from the production blend of Dave Fridmann, who at one time was decisive for the sound of acts like The Flaming Lips or Mercury Rev.
As straightforward as the track itself, because it’s better not to complicate life when your specialty isn’t music with intricate twists, the video is a portrait of intimacy through kisses, bathtubs, and gay friends. “Let’s get married tonight” is the main message, and the video revolves around that.
