Miley releases Different Religion video with Model/Actriz
Miley has released the video for “Different Religion,” the latest single from her 10th studio album Bass Persuades. The song features band Model/Actriz. Rolling Stone reported the release on 30 September 2026.
On the recording, Miley trades verses with Model/Actriz’s Cole Haden. Each takes a turn at the microphone rather than singing together throughout. It is a joint performance, with the band given a featured-artist credit.
A featured credit tells a new listener that two acts share one track. It decides how the song is listed on streaming services. Here, the billing puts Model/Actriz alongside Miley in the title.
The video was directed by Mert Alas. Model Charlie Knepper appears in the clip alongside the musicians. The arrival of an official video gives the single a visual home beyond the audio stream.
A tenth studio album means ten full-length collections of new recordings. It does not count live albums, compilations or reissues. For an artist with a long run on radio and streaming, each new number adds to that run.
The single continues the rollout of Bass Persuades. The album reached Number One on the Billboard 200, the weekly US albums chart. That result made it Miley’s first LP to top that chart since Bangerz in 2013, according to Rolling Stone.
For listeners who want the song on its own, an “Official Audio” version was published on Miley Cyrus’s YouTube channel (YouTube). An audio video carries the music with a still image, without a full shoot. The YouTube listing identifies “Different Religion (feat. Model/Actriz)” as provided to YouTube by Atlantic Records (YouTube).
What makes this stand out is the pairing. Miley is working deep into her tenth album campaign, and she has brought in Haden’s band voice for this track. For fans, this means the song now lives in two places, as a stream for repeat plays and as a directed video with its own cast.
The full video is now available to watch. The audio version remains on YouTube for anyone catching up on the album. Both carry the Atlantic Records credit listed for the track.
