After releasing multiple albums under RCA Records, Miley Cyrus is officially moving to Columbia.
News of the deal broke Thursday, courtesy of Billboard and other publications. Terms of the contract were not disclosed.
Columbia’s Ron Perry has a well-documented relationship with the Cyrus family; he previously signed Miley’s sister Noah and was also behind the “Old Town Road” phenomenon, which saw Miley’s father Billy Ray link up with Columbia artist Lil Nas X.
Billboard adds that Perry has close professional ties with other key members of Miley’s team, including her mother Tish, Adam Leber of Maverick Management, and her attorney Bill Sobel. The publication notes that Perry made multiple trips to Los Angeles to meet Miley and bring the deal to fruition.
Cyrus’ last release for RCA was the “Plastic Hearts” album, which hit #2 on the Billboard 200 chart.
Both RCA and Columbia are under the broader Sony Music umbrella.
