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01) Shameless
02) Living Proof
03) Should've Said It
04) My Oh My
05) Señorita
06) Liar
07) Bad Kind of Butterflies
08) Easy
09) Feel It Twice
10) Dream Of You
11) Cry for Me
12) This Love
13) Used to This
14) First Man
01) Shameless
02) Living Proof
03) Should've Said It
04) My Oh My
05) Señorita
06) Liar
07) Bad Kind of Butterflies
08) Easy
09) Feel It Twice
10) Dream Of You
11) Cry for Me
12) This Love
13) Used to This
14) First Man
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Romance is the second studio album by Cuban-American singer and songwriter Camila Cabello. It was released on December 6, 2019, through Epic Records and Syco Music. The album will be promoted with The Romance Tour starting with Europe and then North America. It was supported by the singles "Liar", "Shameless" and "Living Proof". Romance also includes the Billboard Hot 100 number one song "Señorita", Cabello's duet with Canadian singer Shawn Mendes, from the deluxe edition of Mendes' self-titled third studio album. The digital edition also includes “My Oh My” featuring DaBaby.
Background
After the release of Cabello's debut album, Camila (2018), Brian Lee and Louis Bell told MTV News that they were already looking ahead to her next project. On September 1, 2019, Cabello posted a teaser clip on her Instagram revealing the name of the album. The first installment was revealed on September 5. On October 31, 2019, she announced that the album was completed. The album was released on December 6, 2019, with pre-orders beginning on November 15.
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There was a lot of pressure on Camila Cabello when she released her debut album, ‘Camila’, back in early 2018. After weeks of speculation, it had been announced in 2016 that she’d done a Timberlake and left her girl group, Fifth Harmony, to go solo. In the months that followed, she released a handful of collaborative singles – to lukewarm reception.
But when she released ‘Havana’, everything changed. The slinky, salsa-flecked tune soared up charts worldwide and was nominated for a Grammy. Cabello, it seemed, could more than cut it on her own.
‘Camila’ proved that Cabello excelled under pressure. A collection of tight, Latin influenced pop songs, it further established her as a genuine solo artist. She’s since supported Taylor Swift on one of the biggest international tours of all time and headed back to the studio to work on her follow-up record.
This time around, Cabello wanted her album to evoke a particular feeling – the dizzy sensation of falling in love. She brought mood boards (which featured a lot of “people kissing”) into the studio, released gushy trailers for the album, speaking poetically about love and sharing gorgeous visuals that explained the “world of ‘Romance’” would be “a museum of loves and the stories they’ve left behind”.
Ahead of these trailers, Cabello had dropped her behemoth summer single ‘Señorita’, the saucy collaboration with her IRL boyfriend Shawn Mendes, a global smash. Just as ‘Havana’ was everywhere for months and months, ‘Señorita’ followed suit, topping the charts worldwide.
‘Cry For Me’ – the relatable breakup bop which sees her lamenting the fact her ex isn’t more upset over them calling it quits – is similarly wickedly good fun and the slinky, ska-licked ‘Liar’ is brilliantly catchy, with its brazen brass riffs and thumping bass line.
The record shines during these more upbeat, fun moments – new tune ‘My Oh My’, a collab with rapper DaBaby, sees Cabello shedding her good girl image for a roaring cut of sexy, reggaeton-inflected pop. Over sultry brass lines she purrs “He’s only here for one thing / But so am I”, before adding: “I swear on my life that I’ve been a good girl / Tonight I don’t want to be her”.
The album is less successful when Cabello tries to show the side of romance where you’re falling head over heels, or doubting a relationship. The eerie ‘Bad Kind Of Butterflies’ sounds like it was plucked out of a creepy live action remake of a fairytale, with Cabello whispering that she’s got: “Bad, bad butterflies / In my chest / There’s something I’ve got to confess / Yes, somebody’s stuck in my head”.
The saccharine stuff sounds more sincere elsewhere, as on on the sweet album closer ‘First Man’, where Cabello tells her family about a new partner she’s falling in love with, delicately crooning emotive lines such as: “I just met his family / They’re just like you and Mom/ He makes me really happy / I think he might be the one”.
Cabello’s honeyed vocals soar throughout. She’s more than capable of producing earth-shatteringly big pop tunes, but on ‘Romance’ she has attempted to expand her palette into more textured ballads. She’s more comfortable in the former territory, but here is an artist unafraid to explore terrain that is, to her, less well-known.
SOURCE: https://www.nme.com/reviews/album/camila-cabello-romance-album-review-2584469
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Romance is the second studio album by Cuban-American singer and songwriter Camila Cabello. It was released on December 6, 2019, through Epic Records and Syco Music. The album will be promoted with The Romance Tour starting with Europe and then North America. It was supported by the singles "Liar", "Shameless" and "Living Proof". Romance also includes the Billboard Hot 100 number one song "Señorita", Cabello's duet with Canadian singer Shawn Mendes, from the deluxe edition of Mendes' self-titled third studio album. The digital edition also includes “My Oh My” featuring DaBaby.
Background
After the release of Cabello's debut album, Camila (2018), Brian Lee and Louis Bell told MTV News that they were already looking ahead to her next project. On September 1, 2019, Cabello posted a teaser clip on her Instagram revealing the name of the album. The first installment was revealed on September 5. On October 31, 2019, she announced that the album was completed. The album was released on December 6, 2019, with pre-orders beginning on November 15.
User Album Review
There was a lot of pressure on Camila Cabello when she released her debut album, ‘Camila’, back in early 2018. After weeks of speculation, it had been announced in 2016 that she’d done a Timberlake and left her girl group, Fifth Harmony, to go solo. In the months that followed, she released a handful of collaborative singles – to lukewarm reception.
But when she released ‘Havana’, everything changed. The slinky, salsa-flecked tune soared up charts worldwide and was nominated for a Grammy. Cabello, it seemed, could more than cut it on her own.
‘Camila’ proved that Cabello excelled under pressure. A collection of tight, Latin influenced pop songs, it further established her as a genuine solo artist. She’s since supported Taylor Swift on one of the biggest international tours of all time and headed back to the studio to work on her follow-up record.
This time around, Cabello wanted her album to evoke a particular feeling – the dizzy sensation of falling in love. She brought mood boards (which featured a lot of “people kissing”) into the studio, released gushy trailers for the album, speaking poetically about love and sharing gorgeous visuals that explained the “world of ‘Romance’” would be “a museum of loves and the stories they’ve left behind”.
Ahead of these trailers, Cabello had dropped her behemoth summer single ‘Señorita’, the saucy collaboration with her IRL boyfriend Shawn Mendes, a global smash. Just as ‘Havana’ was everywhere for months and months, ‘Señorita’ followed suit, topping the charts worldwide.
‘Cry For Me’ – the relatable breakup bop which sees her lamenting the fact her ex isn’t more upset over them calling it quits – is similarly wickedly good fun and the slinky, ska-licked ‘Liar’ is brilliantly catchy, with its brazen brass riffs and thumping bass line.
The record shines during these more upbeat, fun moments – new tune ‘My Oh My’, a collab with rapper DaBaby, sees Cabello shedding her good girl image for a roaring cut of sexy, reggaeton-inflected pop. Over sultry brass lines she purrs “He’s only here for one thing / But so am I”, before adding: “I swear on my life that I’ve been a good girl / Tonight I don’t want to be her”.
The album is less successful when Cabello tries to show the side of romance where you’re falling head over heels, or doubting a relationship. The eerie ‘Bad Kind Of Butterflies’ sounds like it was plucked out of a creepy live action remake of a fairytale, with Cabello whispering that she’s got: “Bad, bad butterflies / In my chest / There’s something I’ve got to confess / Yes, somebody’s stuck in my head”.
The saccharine stuff sounds more sincere elsewhere, as on on the sweet album closer ‘First Man’, where Cabello tells her family about a new partner she’s falling in love with, delicately crooning emotive lines such as: “I just met his family / They’re just like you and Mom/ He makes me really happy / I think he might be the one”.
Cabello’s honeyed vocals soar throughout. She’s more than capable of producing earth-shatteringly big pop tunes, but on ‘Romance’ she has attempted to expand her palette into more textured ballads. She’s more comfortable in the former territory, but here is an artist unafraid to explore terrain that is, to her, less well-known.
SOURCE: https://www.nme.com/reviews/album/camila-cabello-romance-album-review-2584469
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