Morrissey has denied that Miley Cyrus has pulled out of a guest appearance on her upcoming album, citing her political stance, but said it was “not right at all”.
In a lengthy statement posted Thursday, Smith’s former frontman also attacked “cancelling Vulture,” saying, [him] It’s not in circulation.”
Morrissey, 63, announced last month that Cyrus had asked him to be removed from his unreleased album, Bonfire of Teenagers.
Cyrus’ decision, he said, was when he parted ways with his label, Capitol Records.
In a new post shared on his website on Friday night, Morrissey said Cyrus, 30, has decided not to appear on the album due to personal conflicts unrelated to him.
“To tell the truth, Miley declined for reasons unrelated to me due to a major conflict with a key figure in The Circle,” he wrote, without divulging any details about the “private battle.” He added.
“Miley knew all about me when I came to sing ‘I Am Veronica’ about two years ago. She already walked into the studio singing the song,” the statement said.
“She volunteered. I didn’t ask her to join. The second was adorable and made me laugh.”
On politics, the singer has denied he’s far-right — which arose after controversial comments about race and racism and his vocal endorsement of the now-defunct far-right anti-Muslim party For Britain. accusation.
“The left changed years ago and abandoned me, but I am definitely not far right, nor have I met anyone who claims to be far right,” he wrote.
“My politics are outspoken.
Morrissey ridiculed those he thought “only attack those he’s most jealous of” and “cancel vultures”.
He also referred to four unnamed men in the UK who were “prominent on social media” and said they had initially led a campaign to “destroy my career”.
“At some point, each of them wanted a candlelight friendship with me, but this didn’t happen.” They want some form of reference to Wikipedia and a future personal index reference to Who Killed Morrissey?”
As it stands, the future of Bonfire of Teenagers seems uncertain. In his November post from Morrissey, he said that a February 2023 release is not planned, stating:[its] Fate is completely in the hands of Capitol Records (Los Angeles). “
