Miley Cyrus’s identity crisis: Still looking for her zone

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Ever since Miley Cyrus has been a kid she has faced the duality of life, as she played a regular kid by the day and pop star by night in the popular Disney series. But that was kind of easy for her, it was more of ‘either/ or’ situation.

But now as she slowly gets to the steps of adulthood the duality of her life is growing, she no longer has the luxury of an ‘either/ or’ situation. Now she has to establish herself in a particular area of music.

The Teen Queen has chosen to transform herself from the innocent girl to a more edgy dark person, but looks like she is turning out to be confused pop star.

Her just released new album ‘Can’t be tamed’ appears to be very inconsistent with her other albums. It continues the instability that’s been clear in Miley’s music the last year and a half. During which she’s had two major hits: “The Climb,” from the soundtrack to “Hannah Montana: The Movie”and“Party in the U.S.A.”None the less although ‘Can’t be tamed’ does not provide any stability to Miley’s music it is still a thrilling album. There are phenomenal dance-pop songs but also stilted ballads and high-energy screamers.

Now with time running out of her hands, with the Hannah Montana season 4 to wrap up this summer, Miley needs to stop experimenting with different genres of music and get a single identity.