Miley Cyrus releases official tracklist for upcoming album ‘Endless Summer Vacation’

Miley Cyrus has shared the tracklist for her highly anticipated upcoming eighth studio album, ‘Endless Summer Vacation’, which will be released on March 10. After a countdown on her website and teasers of an upcoming announcement, the singer has finally released the 13-title tracklist.

The album will include features with Sia and Brandi Carlile, as well as the demo version of the lead single ‘Flowers’, which is still incredibly popular on streaming platforms and continues to break records.

The 30-year-old singer announced the official tracklist with a short video uploaded to her social media channels. The video features visuals from the album’s promotional photoshoots, along with the titles of each track.

In the video, Cyrus is seen hanging from a helicopter ladder, a behind-the-scenes shot of the upcoming album’s official cover art. There are also various never before seen clips of the singer.

The complete tracklist begins with the lead single ‘Flowers’ and ends with the demo version of the popular single.

‘Endless Summer Vacation’ Tracklist

‘Endless Summer Vacation’ is currently available for pre-order on shop.mileycyrus.com. The album will be released in multiple formats, digital release, CD, and vinyl.

Cyrus describes ‘Endless Summer Vacation’ as her “love letter” to Los Angeles, where she recorded the album. She is also collaborating with producers such as Mike Will Made It, who she previously worked with for her 2013 album ‘Bangerz’ and 2019 album ‘She is Coming.’

Successful single

The ‘Wrecking Ball’ singer has only released one single off of the album so far. It’s unclear whether she will be releasing another in the near future, as the album is set to be released in less than two weeks.

However, the lead single ‘Flowers’ has had incredible success since its release late last year. The single has spent 44 days as Spotify’s most streamed song daily worldwide, currently sitting at 8.7 million streams in a day.

The hype for ‘Endless Summer Vacation’ only continues ahead of its release. ‘Flowers’ has also spent five weeks at the number spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.