Miley Cyrus has signed a new record deal with Atlantic Records, leaving Columbia Records where she had been since 2021. The pop star, known for hits like "Flowers," released her albums "Endless Summer Vacation" and the upcoming "Something Beautiful" under Columbia. The move marks a new chapter in her career, which she discussed in her role as guest editor of the latest issue of Wonderland magazine. The special issue, available from July 27, features a cross-generational group of artists she admires, including Dolly Parton, Kelela, Noah Cyrus, Sky Ferreira, 070 Shake, Towa Bird, Daryl Hannah, her mother Tish Cyrus-Purcell, and Lykke Li. In the magazine, Cyrus expressed a genuine desire to return to acting, saying she would love to "disappear into something romantic." The singer has previously acted in shows like "Hannah Montana" and films such as "The Last Song." Her signing with Atlantic Records signals a shift in her musical direction as she prepares for future releases. No further details about the length or terms of the contract have been disclosed. Fans can expect new music from Cyrus under her new label, while her acting aspirations hint at potential screen projects ahead.