Global Music Streams Hit 1 Trillion in Record-Breaking Speed; Miley Cyrus’ ‘Flowers’ Is Most-Streamed Song

Miley Cyrus is rumoured to have secretly released an album of break-up songs and possible demos last month.The 12-track record reportedly landed on streaming platforms on March 10 – the same day Cyrus dropped her eighth full-length effort, ‘Endless Summer Vacation’ (via Rolling Stone UK).Titled ‘Down With Me’, the mysterious collection arrived under the pseudonym ‘Clara Pierce’. Track titles included ‘I Don’t Wanna Tell You Lies’, ‘Hands Of Time’, ‘Can’t Live Forever’, ‘Not My Vibe’ and ‘Right Hand Man’.It’s said that the vocals bore a striking resemblance to Cyrus’.

Is Clara Pierce actually Miley Cyrus?

Is Clara Pierce actually Miley Cyrus?

Fans are convinced that Miley Cyrus secretly released music on streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music under the alter-ego “Clara Pierce,” but there seems to be an explanation for it all.

has been back in full bloom this year with her No. 1 smash “Flowers.”But now fans are convinced that the 30-year-old star has been secretly dropping even more music in 2023.Social media is abuzz with chatter about another Cyrus album being leaked on March 10 — the exact same day that she dropped her last LP, “Endless Summer Vacation,” last month.The album “Down with Me,” released under the name Clara Pierce, features vocals that sound eerily similar to those of the former “Hannah Montana” star.The 12-track LP — featuring tunes such as “I Don’t Wanna Tell You Lies,” “Hands of Time,” “Can’t Live Forever,” “Not My Vibe” and “Right Han Man” — is rumored to be leaked previously unreleased material by Cyrus.“I really need Miley Cyrus to explain why there is an entire album on Spotify called Down with Me under the artist name Clara Pierce that was released on the same day as Endless Summer Vacation that is oh so clearly her voice,” tweeted one fan.“I need you to explain Clara Pierce ma’am,” another fan tweeted to Cyrus.Certainly, breakup songs such as “I’ll Never Get Hurt Again” and “At Least I Can Say That I Tried” could easily be alluding to Cyrus’ much-publicized split with ex-husband Liam Hemsworth.And “Saggittarius” would make sense for the singer, who is indeed a Sagittarius.On the song, Pierce sings, “I told you once before, I’m my mother’s daughter” – and “Mother’s Daughter” just so happens to be the name of a track on Cyrus’s 2019 EP “She Is Coming.”But some are even suggesting that this could be another case of the magic of AI working its wonders.

Miley Cyrus is changing things up. The «Flowers» singer recently switched up her blonde highlights and added in some darker streaks. Although mostly brunette, the 30-year-old pop star did keep a few lighter streaks.Cyrus debuted the look while attending The Daily Front Row's Seventh annual Fashion Los Angeles Awards at The Beverly Hills Hotel.

We all love a bit of beauty nostalgia, so it's no surprise that fans are comparing Miley Cyrus' new hairstyle to her Hannah Montana days. The 30 year old stepped out at The Daily Front Row's Seventh Annual Fashion Los Angeles Awards with a brand new look, ditching her platinum blonde in favour of a much more heavily brunette style, offset with darker blonde sections. We haven't seen the star with brunette hair in some years, so it's no surprise that fans are reminiscing over the days she played Miley Stewart and her pop star alter-ego on the iconic Disney show.

! Looks like Miley Cyrus went against your wishes and ditched her blonde hair.  attended the The Daily Front Row’s Fashion Los Angeles Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on Sunday, April 23, with a brand-new look. Well, an old look, really. Cyrus traded her signature grown-out platinum for a playfully featuring her natural brunette color.

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A Wisonsin teacher has been placed on administrative leave after expressing disappointment in the Waukesha School District’s decision to disallow a student performance of Miley Cyrus and Dolly Parton’s “Rainbowland” at her school’s spring concert, The New Republic first reported and multiple outlets, including the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, have confirmed. Melissa Tempel, who teaches first grade at Heyer Elementary in Waukesha, took to Twitter to repeatedly complain after word came down that her students would not be able to carry out a their planned performance of the inclusive country duet, with administrators citing a district-wide policy regarding items “that may be considered political, controversial, or divisive.” In a statement on the decision, district superintendent Jim Sebert wrote that “the question was around whether the song was appropriate for the age and maturity level of the first-grade students.” The ban made national news, with Cyrus’ Happy Hippy Foundation donating to the LGBTQ educational non-profit Pride and Less Prejudice in response.

$377 million box-office debut this weekend.Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden said of the new additions, “The national library is proud to help ensure these recordings are preserved for generations to come.” The registry can included songs, speeches, podcasts, or recorded sounds, were submitted by the public.

Led Zeppelin’s classic-rock standard “Stairway To Heaven,” John Lennon’s peace anthem “Imagine,” Madonna’s 1984 breakthrough album Like A Virgin and John Denver’s signature tune “Take Me Home, Country Roads” are among the works added today to the U.S. National Recording Registry.

Thania Garcia Latin music revenue in the United States reached an all-time high of $1.1 billion in 2022, marking the industry’s second year of double-digit growth for an annual increase of 24%. As predicted in the RIAA’s mid-year report, that number outpaced that of any other market. RIAA’s year-end Latin music report for 2022 also highlights an all-time high for the industry at a 6.9% market share — up from 5.9% in 2021. With such striking stats, it’s clear major labels and Latin artists have begun to engage with fans — despite language barriers — across markets to make the music more easily accessible. This is especially true on the streaming front where revenue expanded by 25% to $1.06 billion, making up a remarkable 97% of all Latin music revenues. The Latin music scape of 2022 was undoubtedly led by Bad Bunny’s “Un Verano Sin Ti,” the second all-Spanish-language album to reach No. 1 on the 66-year-old Billboard 200 chart. (The first was none other than Bad Bunny’s 2020 album “El Último Tour del Mundo.”) The Puerto Rican megastar was the most-streamed artist globally on Spotify for the third year in a row with more than 18.5 billion streams.

Miley Cyrus’ chart-topping smash “Flowers” is the most globally consumed song thus far in 2023.

Miley Cyrus has responded to a Wisconsin school banning students from singing her Dolly Parton collaboration ‘Rainbowland’ by donating to an LGBTQ+ organisation.Teachers from Heyer Elementary School in Waukesha, Wisconsin were ordered earlier this week to remove the song from a planned concert in which it would be performed by first-graders.According to a statement by the Waukesha School District, a music teacher at the school asked the principal to approve the song’s usage prior to the ban. After he and a central office administrator reviewed the song, they found it “could be deemed controversial”, based on one of the district board policies.The lyrics of ‘Rainbowland’ – from Cyrus’ 2017 album ‘Younger Now’ – do not explicitly mention LGBTQ+ issues, but do espouse a general message of acceptance for others.

A Wisconsin elementary school’s board decided against having Miley Cyrus and Dolly Parton sing their song “Rainbowland” at the school’s yearly spring concert.

Ed Sheeran could finally be the artist to do what those before him could not, and dislodge Miley Cyrus from Number 1 in the UK.

Ed Sheeran could finally be the artist to do what those before him could not, and dislodge Miley Cyrus from Number 1 in the UK.

@waukeshaschools @DollyParton @MileyCyrus @mileyworld @gsafewi @CivilRights #publicschools pic.twitter.com/8Na0nETmDw— Maestra Melissa (@melissatempel) March 21, 2023 She also included a screenshot the lyrics to “Rainbowland” in the post.The lyrics are: “Wouldn’t it be nice to live in paradise / Where we’re free to be exactly who we are / Let’s all dig deep inside / Brush the judgment and fear aside / Make wrong things right / And end the fight.”Tempel noted that administrators at Heyer — ostensibly pressured by the school board — also banned the children’s song “The Rainbow Connection” by Jim Henson, which was sung by Kermit the Frog in The Muppet Movie.However, the next day, in a follow-up tweet, she noted that it was later “unbanned” after parents sent emails to administrators complaining about barring “The Rainbow Connection.”Rainbow Connection was unbanned today after parents sent emails to admin. Alliance for Education in Waukesha knows how to ally.

Ed Sheeran is sharing some big details.