Miley Cyrus revealed on The Zane Lowe Show that she lied to Dolly Parton about writing the songs "More to Lose" and "Every Girl You've Ever Loved," which both feature on her new album 'Something Beautiful.

Miley Cyrus has taken her fashion game to the next level for her Something Beautiful album era. From wearing vintage Mugler and archival Bob Mackie in her music videos, to debuting multiple outfit changes at early listening parties—the “More to Lose” singer is not losing when it comes to her looks.

Miley Cyrus continues to prove her authenticity. This time, opening up about her medical condition, which affects her voice and her singing. The musician, who is making fans excited with the release of her new album,

The visual component will follow the release of the album on May 30. Cyrus unveiled the Something Beautiful track list earlier this week. The album is set to feature songs titled “Golden Burning Sun,” “Reborn,” “More to Lose,” and “Give Me Love,” along with a pair of unnamed interludes. (The teaser included a snippet of the song “Easy Lover.”)

Miley Cyrus revealed the medical condition that's behind her unique voice, and why it impacts her ability to go on tour.

During a Spotify listening event for fans, Cyrus described the body of work as her “best” and “gayest” project to date. As far a sonic descriptor, Cyrus told Harper’s Bazaar Something Beautiful is a tongue in cheek spin on Pink Floyd’s The Wall.