Camila Cabello Says Her Upcoming Album Is 'A Million Times better' Than Her Last

Fans of Camila Cabello are desperate for more specifics about her upcoming album. Sure, her teamwork with Shawn Mendes on "Señorita" recommended a taste of the sexy, sultry direction the singer might be going in, however Cabello's lived a lot of life since the release of her 2018 self-titled debut. And thanks to her recent interview with Variety, it sounds like her personalized transformation will be quite obvious on her next release.


"As a songwriter, I grew a lot," Cabello instructed them outlet. "It's a million times better than my first album." And if you're wondering why that might be, it probably has a little bit something to do with the former Fifth Harmony member's choice to mention yes more" and not let her fears and anxieties get in the way of life-changing experiences. "I can be a little Miranda, although I'm attempting to be Carrie in the sense that I love experiences," she mentioned, referencing Sex and the City. "I'm a romantic; I'm emotional. Nevertheless I think through stuff a lot." And while it could be easier for her to hide away indoors her residence, she seems thankful for the Camila who "takes the other Camila by the hand and just fucking drags her," which is what's been happening for the past couple years.


For Cabello, the two years since writing her debut album have been totally transformative, and that's partially because she's become more confident in herself and her songwriting ability. "Before, if I wasn't confident about something, I'd send it to everybody I knew," she mentioned. "And I've learned that as soon as you're unsure, that's your time to really look inward and, as Oprah says, 'get quiet.' Response The reply is routinely waiting for you. Although if it's also loud in your head or you're running around fucking flailing asking other people, you're never gonna hear it."


It also can't hurt that she's no longer writing songs about her "crushes from afar." Alternatively, she's been writing about actual real-life romances that she's experienced firsthand — something she wasn't totally able to do while writing the last one. "Falling in love is like an infinite quantity of levels and layers and angles," she mentioned. "I fell in love and just opened up. Everything was written in present moment."


And speaking of the "present moment," fans would love to know more about what's going on between Cabello and her "Señorita" collaborator — especially soon following the paparazzi pictures that only continue to fuel rumors that they're more than just companions. Unfortunately, she didn't address any such rumors, however she did briefly say working with Mendes, telling Variety, "I've known Shawn for such a long time, and it's so much fun getting to work and do things with somebody who means a lot to you." Here's to hoping her new music will finally distribute some answers.