“Hollywood Hostage’ : Hilary Duff’s New Album Talks Feminism, Inequality, Career C

“Hollywood Hostage’ : Hilary Duff’s New Album Talks Feminism, Inequality, Career Control, Sex and Bondage

She is one of few Disney stars to have maintained a squeaky clean image, but Hilary Duff  turns to music’s “dark side” in her latest CD release Hollywood Hostage. 

The former Lizzie McGuire star starts her album with the lyrics, “I’m in the darkness, I can’t get near, Tie me down, Caress my tears” providing a darker, angrier tone from her previous studio albums.

Hilary described the concept behind her new album at a VEVO / MTV release event recently,” There’s a lot of barriers between people, lovers, bosses and employees, fans and celebrities, things that hold them back, control them and make them prisoners.” 

Hilary explained, “I wanted to do something different, something edgy and unexpected.”