Noah Cyrus might be the youngest offspring of country music superstar Billy Ray Cyrus and sister to chameleonic pop sensation Miley Cyrus, but living in their shadows was never an option. Born in Nashville, Tennessee, in 2000, the versatile singer and actress began performing as a child, in Hannah Montana: The Movie and in the English dub of Japanese animated film Ponyo. Cyrus first broke into music with the percussive 2016 torch song “Make Me (Cry)” alongside British crooner Labrinth, while her debut EP, Good Cry, offered an intimate glimpse into her mental health over evocative orchestral pop. On the 2020 LP THE END OF EVERYTHING, Cyrus' songwriting partnership with Australian bard P.J. Harding flourished, leading back to her family’s star-making country roots and a fresh sense of artistic self.