Miley Cyrus�s identity crisis: Still looking for her zone

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Ever since Miley Cyrus has been a kid she has faced the duality of life, as she played a regular kid by the day and pop star by night in the popular Disney series. But that was kind of easy for her, it was more of �either/ or� situation.

But now as she slowly gets to the steps of adulthood the duality of her life is growing, she no longer has the luxury of an �either/ or� situation. Now she has to establish herself in a particular area of music.

The Teen Queen has chosen to transform herself from the innocent girl to a more edgy dark person, but looks like she is turning out to be confused pop star.

Her just released new album �Can�t be tamed� appears to be very inconsistent with her other albums. It continues the instability that�s been clear in Miley�s music the last year and a half. During which she�s had two major hits: �The Climb,� from the soundtrack to �Hannah Montana: The Movie�and�Party in the U.S.A.�

None the less although �Can�t be tamed� does not provide any stability to Miley�s music it is still a thrilling album. There are phenomenal dance-pop songs but also stilted ballads and high-energy screamers.

Now with time running out of her hands, with the Hannah Montana season 4 to wrap up this summer, Miley needs to stop experimenting with different genres of music and get a single identity.