Noah Cyrus

Noah Cyrus is an American singer born in 2000, part of the Cyrus family and initially known for early acting work before turning to music. She emerged as a recording artist with the 2016 single «Make Me (Cry)», an atmospheric, R&B-tinged pop ballad that established her moody, emotionally raw vocal style, quite distinct from mainstream pop's brighter tendencies.

Her sound blends pop with country and R&B influences, often built around sparse production and confessional lyrics dealing with heartbreak, mental health and identity. This approach carried through releases like «Stay Together» and later, more introspective work such as «July» and «Lonely», which leaned further into stripped-down, singer-songwriter territory with country undertones — a shift that culminated in her fuller embrace of country-pop and folk textures on later projects.

Cyrus has collaborated with a range of artists across pop and hip-hop and has been featured on tracks including «Chasing Colors» and «All Falls Down». Her work is often noted for balancing vulnerability with genre experimentation, positioning her as an artist who moves fluidly between pop, country and R&B rather than settling into one lane.