Miley Cyrus released a new track, "Used To Be Young," a song about looking back without getting stuck in the past. Cyrus' first new music since her eighth studio album, Endless Summer Vacation, that dropped in March.
"Used To Be Young," written by Cyrus and Gregory Aldae Hein and produced by Michael Pollack and Shawn Everett, is intentionally personal. It also centers around the idea that growing up, changing, and looking back can all happen at once. The song doesn't run from the past; it embraces it as a vital part of becoming who you are.
What makes "Used To Be Young" so compelling is its relationship to imperfection. Cyrus views the song as something that can be incomplete but still feel complete, much like life itself.
At its heart, "Used To Be Young" honors where you've been, celebrates where you are, and looks toward the future with hopefulness. Cyrus makes personal reflection feel bigger and more relatable, offering a release that feels less like rewriting history and more like appreciating what that history has shaped.
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