American singer and actress Noah Cyrus. Her debut track, “Make Me (Cry),” which was released on November 15th, 2016, caused a sensation on global music charts. Later in 2017, she will release her debut album, named “NC-17.” She is Miley Cyrus’ younger sister and the youngest child of Billy Ray Cyrus. Her most notable work as a young voice actor and vocalist was the English translation of the Japanese animated picture “Ponyo” in 2008. Noah may have gained recognition at the age of three thanks to a recurring role in the television series “Doc,” but that was not her most remembered performance. Noah, who is still a teen, has gained notoriety for her charitable endeavors and for fighting for PETA against animal dissections in high schools. In the song “Chasing Colors,” which debuted on radio on April 14, 2017, Noah collaborated with electronic DJs Marshmellow and Okay. The song reached its top position of number 31 on the US Dance/Electronic Songs Billboard 2017 Music Chart.
Early Childhood & Life
Tish and Billy Ray Cyrus welcomed Noah Lindsey Cyrus into the world on January 8, 2000 in Nashville, Tennessee, the United States. Her father, Billy Ray, is a well-known actor and country music performer in the United States.
Leticia Cryus, also known as Tish Cyrus, is her mother and Billy Ray’s second wife. Miley Cyrus and Braison Cyrus are Noah’s siblings.
She also has a half-brother named Christopher and two half-siblings named Brandi and Chris on her mother’s side. She attended church frequently because she was reared as a devout Catholic.
Noah grew up on a 500-acre farm where she frequently watched her family members perform live and on television. She was a celebrity from birth, and at the age of three, she began appearing regularly on television.
She decided to continue her family’s vocation after seeing all of her older siblings launch successful careers in the music and entertainment industries. She quickly started working in television and began taking music lessons.
Growing Up Artist
‘Doc’ in 2003 gave Noah Cyrus his first television role when he was just three years old. In nine episodes of the program, she portrayed the part of Gracie Hebert, played by her father Billy Ray.
She was cast in a few minor roles in her sister’s Disney Channel television series “Hannah Montana” in 2008. About six episodes of the show included her.
In 2008, she also appeared in “Hannah Montana: The Movie” as a background dancer and was chosen to play a “Trick or Treater” in the straight-to-DVD movie “Mostly Ghostly.”
Her biggest break as a young artist occurred when she was cast in the lead part of the English-dubbed animated Japanese film “Ponyo,” which combined voice acting and acting. She co-wrote the movie’s iconic children’s song, “The Noie and Ems Show,” with Frankie Jonas when she was a little child. A year later, she and Emily Grace Reaves created their own online series, “The Noie and Ems Show.”
Teenage Career of Noah Cyrus
Later in 2012, she made an appearance as a guest on “The Joey and Elise Show” and was hired to voice Hugo and Rita in four episodes of the animated English version of the animated television series “Hugo & Rita.”
She was invited to appear as a guest in three episodes of the TV comedy series “Take 2” two years later. In the episodes “Don’t Stick That in My Eye,” “Bueller Bueller,” and “Light A Match,” she portrayed Allison, Adamley, and Deb, respectively.
At the age of seventeen, Noah has already appeared on a number of popular talk shows, including “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” and the “iHeart Radio Live Sessions.”
First Album of Noah Cyrus
Noah agreed to a record deal with Barry Weiss in November 2016, and shortly after, her debut single, “Make Me (Cry),” from her debut album, was released. The song is a duet with renowned UK singer-songwriter Labrinth and is a pop ballad.
She also released an acoustic version of the song “Almost Famous” in December 2016. Early in 2017, she appeared in the electronic tune “Chasing Colors” by DJs “Marshmello” and “Okay.”
Her second song from the album “NC-17” was played on stations all over the world on April 14, 2017. ‘Stay Together’ is the name of the song, which achieved success on the US music charts. By the end of 2017, she is scheduled to release her album.
Bigger Works of Noah Cyrus
The lead track from her album, which she co-wrote with Labrinth, reached the top spot on the Australian Hitseekers music chart and reached number 46 on the US Billboard Hot 100. While MTV’s Deepa Lakshmin referred to “Teen Vogue” as “the perfect breakup song,” critics described it as a “gut-wrenching power-ballad that will resonate with anyone with a broken heart.”
Her second song, “Stay Together,” reached its top position of number 10 on the “Australia Hitseekers” (ARIA) music chart and reached the fifth position on the “New Zealand Heatseekers” chart.
Recognition & Achievements
For her track “Make Me (Cry)” with Labrinth, she has received nominations for “Best New Artist” and “Best Breakup Song” at the 2017 “Radio Disney Music Awards.”
By the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) and ARIA (Australian Recording Industry Association), her debut single is rated Gold; by GLF and Music Cananda, it is Platinum.
Personal Legacy & Life
Though she keeps her former relationships private, Noah did experience a breakup while working on her debut album and revealed in an interview with “Schon Magazine” that the majority of the songs on the record deal with how to move on from a failed relationship.
Due to her love of farm animals and the fact that she was raised in a rural area, Noah used the occasion of her thirteenth birthday to gather money for the outlawing of horse-drawn carriages.
She has also appeared in a commercial for PETA, a non-profit American organization that opposes using animals in high school science experiments.
Facts of Noah Cyrus
Noah started riding horses when she was eight years old and has won several horse riding competitions and awards.