Miley Cyrusis celebrating her new song withPharrell Williams!
On Friday at midnight, the singer, 31,shared a snippetof her new song with the musician and producer, titled “Doctor (Work It Out),” on Instagram.
“Doctor (Work It Out) OUT NOW@pharrell,” Cyrus’ caption read in the joint post with Williams, 50, who produced the track.
“Let me work it out/hey, ooh/Let me work it out/yeah/Let little mama work it out/oh, ooh, ooh/Wanna work it out/Mmm (wanna work it out),” Cyrus sang in the video while moving her shoulders and arms to the beat.
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Miley Cyrus in the video for her new track with Pharrell Williams, “Doctor (Work It Out)".Miley Cyrus/Youtube
Miley Cyrus/Youtube
Cyrus also shared photos from the new video on her Instagram Story, as part of a Thursday night countdown to the track’s release.
“Doctor (Work It Out) MARCH 1@pharrell,” her caption read at the time.
Miley Cyrus in the “Doctor (Work It Out)” music video.Miley Cyrus/Youtube
Meanwhile, Williams, who previously collaborated with theHannah Montanaalum on his 2014 song “Come Get It Bae,” also shared the photos of Cyrus on hisInstagram story,as well as a snapshot of the track on Spotify and a snippet of the music video.
Cyrus’ arm tattoos were on full display in the music video, which was alsoreleased on Thursdayas she sported various glamorous outfits, including a sparkly minidress, a silver, sequin cropped top and shorts and a large blue fluffy jacket. The full version of the video features Cyrus singing and dancing against an array of backdrops, as well as close-ups of her mouth as she sings lyrics from the new track.
The pop superstar also channeled the'70s icon Raquel Welch’s hairstyleshe wore at the2024 Grammysin February in the clip.
“I’ve been working with Miley for a long time and tonight we wanted to create different than last year, with a style that felt like it had a ’70s, Barbarella feel while still having a modern, punk edge,” Recine told PEOPLE. “By creating a big hair look, while still leaving some of the teasing visible, it allows the look to maintain a fresh, sexy feeling.”
source: people.com
