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Four-time GRAMMY® Award-nominated, multi-platinum, and chart-topping singer songwriter Camila Cabello has just been unveiled as the cover star of Puss Puss Magazine’s February 2024 issue. The stunning cover drops as anticipation for new music from Camila builds, as she gears up to make her return.
In the interview, Camila reveals details - for the first time - of what can be expected from her forthcoming new music project, as well as the growth and reinvention of herself and her artistry.
On her approach to creating and writing her upcoming album herself:
“I just really wanted to challenge myself. What excites me the most is to do things that I've never done before.”
On collaborating with pop producer El Guincho:
“I felt like he had just such a fresh perspective on pop music. He was the first person I just immediately knew that I wanted to work with. I felt like he was kind of the weird guy in pop, and I just love working with people like that. I feel like that too, and I feel like I’m my best self when I'm doing weird experimental pop music.”
On the themes of her unreleased and upcoming music:
“I think it is part of a kind of reinvention. I feel like so much of the album has a through line and there's definitely more themes that the album touches.”
On shedding her identity, embracing a new era in her life and in her artistry:
“I feel like my dark hair was such a big part of my identity to me and also to the way people perceive me. I just kind of wanted to have fun and be a chameleon and change.”
In the interview, Camila reveals details - for the first time - of what can be expected from her forthcoming new music project, as well as the growth and reinvention of herself and her artistry.
On her approach to creating and writing her upcoming album herself:
“I just really wanted to challenge myself. What excites me the most is to do things that I've never done before.”
On collaborating with pop producer El Guincho:
“I felt like he had just such a fresh perspective on pop music. He was the first person I just immediately knew that I wanted to work with. I felt like he was kind of the weird guy in pop, and I just love working with people like that. I feel like that too, and I feel like I’m my best self when I'm doing weird experimental pop music.”
On the themes of her unreleased and upcoming music:
“I think it is part of a kind of reinvention. I feel like so much of the album has a through line and there's definitely more themes that the album touches.”
On shedding her identity, embracing a new era in her life and in her artistry:
“I feel like my dark hair was such a big part of my identity to me and also to the way people perceive me. I just kind of wanted to have fun and be a chameleon and change.”