Miley Cyrus returns to what she does best - singing as she releases a new cover of Lilac Wine, a song written by James Shelton.

Over the last few months, Miley Cyrus has made the headlines for partially every other reason but her music. First it was her engagement to Liam Hemsworth, then her tattoo and dying her hair and the latest was her cutting her hair. However, Cyrus seems to have had enough of that and has finally released her cover of Lilac Wine, a song written by James Shelton.

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The song has a beautiful feel to it and Cyrus proves yet again how talented she is.  After being criticized for so long, Cyrus won over the hearts of all with this beautiful rendition and showed the world yet again why she's the reigning teen diva.

The Miami New Times said the cover was "well beyond [Miley's] young years," and MTV gushed, "Miley, you NAILED IT! We will absolutely never doubt you again."

The Disney star took to her twitter account to thank everyone for all their love and support. She tweeted, "been getting so much love on lilac wine :) so happy! laying in bed thanking the universe for being so kind ❤"

Cyrus also confirmed her new single through twitter with a tweet that read, "How do y'all feel about me confirming a single for this year!!!!"

She also confirmed the news to Access Hollywood. "I'm really, really excited to put out new music and look different," she said.

Cyrus has her full concentration on her career and thus, has no time to plan her wedding to fiancé Liam Hemsworth .

"I've got so much going with this record, this record's going to, like, kill me," she told E! News. "I'm really excited to get obviously married, but I kind of already feel married. I know we're forever, and I don't really need a [piece of] paper right now." While Cyrus hasn't given her fans a sneak peek into what the record is all about and what the music is going to be like, she assures her audiences that "it's different".

"It's all really different," she told E! News. "We've been working really hard, and the record, I'm really proud of the album. It's my favorite thing I've done, probably ever."

Release dates and other details of the record are yet to be announced.