Mark Ronson reveals Angel Olsen contributed guitars to Miley Cyrus' "Bad Karma" song

Last Friday (13 November) Miley Cyrus shared the tracklist for her highly-anticipated seventh album Plastic Hearts, which confirmed collaborations with Dua Lipa, Billy Idol and Joan Jett.

Mark Ronson has also worked with Cyrus on her new album, and on Saturday (14 November) Ronson shared some information about "High", "Bad Karma" and "Never Be Me" on Twitter.

On "High", which Cyrus confirmed she worked with Ronson on back in August, Ronson wrote, "I love that I get to see the tracklisting at the same time as you all. It’s makes it so exciting to see these three tracks real, in the flesh and on the album Honestly, "High" is one of the most beautiful vocals/melodies I’ve ever recorded. And wait til u hear the harms."

For "Bad Karma", Ronson revealed that it features Angel Olsen on guitar, ""Bad Karma" was written at a jam session at Max’s Kansas Xity in 1976 with Ace Frehley and Joan Jett (it wasn’t but u get my drift, shit is pure seedy, rock n roll. Angel Olsen’s guitar cuts like razor wire)."

Bad Karma was written at a jam session at Max’s Kansas Xity in 1976 with Ace Frehley and Joan Jett (it wasn’t but u get my drift, shit is pure seedy, rock n roll. Angel Olsen’s guitar cuts like razor wire).

— Mark Ronson (@MarkRonson) November 14, 2020

Ronson added of "Never Be Me", "And "Never Be Me" is that unapologetic heartbreak shit that you love from ms Miley. So psyched for this album."

And Never Be Me is that unapologetic heartbreak shit that you love from ms Miley.
So psyched for this album

— Mark Ronson (@MarkRonson) November 14, 2020

Plastic Hearts will follow on from Cyrus' 2017 LP Younger Now. In August Cyrus released the lead single "Midnight Sky".