Noah Cyrus has drawn significant inspiration from her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, for her upcoming album titled “I Want All My Loved Ones To Go With Me,” set to release on July 11. In a recent press release, Noah expressed deep gratitude towards her dad, stating that he has been a major influence in her life and music. “He turned me on to so many great songs and artists,” she shared.
The album comprises several tracks with personal connections to her family, including a song called “With You,” which pays homage to Billy Ray’s first written song. Another track, “I Saw the Mountains,” captures the essence of her childhood spent in nature. Noah emphasizes the importance of the connection between people and nature, a lesson instilled in her by her father.
In addition to familial inspirations, Noah’s new work blends Americana, indie folk, and country influences, showcasing her true musical identity. She reflected on her journey toward embracing her choices and establishing her identity as an adult. This album represents her personal growth and authenticity: “I know who I am, and this record shows what I had inside me all this time.”
Noah has collaborated with notable artists like Blake Shelton, Fleet Foxes, Ella Langley, and Bill Callahan on some tracks, aiming to evoke a sense of “peaceful nostalgia” through her music. She hopes listeners can connect with both their past and present through the songs, which she describes as a comforting friend and a source of healing.
Alongside the album release, Noah will also embark on her own North American tour, which promises to bring her new music to her fans directly.
The Cyrus family dynamic has been complex, with various ups and downs, including past estrangements and recent reconciliations. However, Noah’s connection with her father remains strong, highlighting the enduring bond between them, even amid family challenges. As she prepares to share her music with the world, there is a sense of hope that her album and tour will resonate deeply with audiences and foster connections through art.