Miley Cirus is back. On August 14, she published her last song, "Midnight Sky" and with it her video clip also saw the light. This new single presents us with a small sample of what the diva's next album will be, which she herself has defined as a melting pot of the experiences she herself had this year.

As we are used to and with the humor that characterizes her, the singer premiered the clip at midnight of the same day, in it you can see a very different Miley than the one we were used to, leaving aside her rocker and bad girl airs and on the contrary showing a very disco look and full of color. For this she has been inspired by the female icons that have marked her the most throughout her career, such as Stevie Nicks, Joan Jett or Debbie Harry.

It is a song that screams towards the singer's own freedom, in the first images we see her wearing a black bodysuit that fits her figure like a glove, singing on stage in the most disco style. These are not the only references that we will find to this musical genre, its psychedelic colors, fluorescent lights, disco balls, bell bottoms, a mirror room or even the makeup that the Tennessee woman wears makes us remember the great successes of the dance floors .

In just two hours the video clip reached the figure of more than 460,000 visits on YouTube and this was only the beginning, in less than a day it was already at the top of the Top Trending Video only in the United States. To this must be added the millions of views it has in the rest of the world.

The reactions to this film have not been long in coming, her legion of fans have not stopped writing messages of support and admiration for the singer, we must remember that the last video she took was in 2019, which shows that her audience was eager of something new from the former Disney girl. Miley Cyrus for her part has wanted to clarify from her Twitter account that all the production of the video runs on her account and has not wanted to enter into controversy if this song is dedicated to anyone in particular, without going into details, only stating that He talks about his life and his own experiences.