Los Angeles (USA), June 27 (EFE).- With apparent influences from artists akin to Charlie XCX and Rosalía, Camila Cabello current their fourth studio album ‘C’XOXO’, a cloth through which he talks regarding sensuality, the final stage of his twenties and love relationships.
Cabello, who has been within the public eye because the age of 15 following being found on the present ‘The X Issue’, exhibits on this album a very reinvented model of herself, extra open and free, and above all utterly distanced from her final album ‘Familia’ (2022), through which she delved into Latin and Spanish rhythms.
His new materials – completely in English – takes the general public by way of genres akin to hyperpop, afrobeat, R&B and hip-hop, revisiting profitable rhythms previously and shares credit with artists akin to Drake, JT and Yung Mami, Lil Nas X and Playboi Carti.
In songs like ‘I Luv It’, the album’s first single, the singer set the aesthetic that may outline this new stage that exhibits her with platinum blonde hair, and that remembers the style of the 2000s with saturated make-up and sportswear.
The tune’s video references pace, automobiles and weapons and exhibits clear inspiration from Rosalía’s album ‘Motomami’, particularly from movies for songs like ‘Saoko’, the place autos took heart stage on display.
The Spanish singer’s album was described by Cabello as “the perfect pop music she had ever heard” in an interview with an American media outlet and possibly stated inspiration additionally arose through the work on ‘C’XOXO’, through which the younger lady collaborated with El Guincho, producer and co-author of ‘El mal querer’ by Rosalía.
The album’s hyperpop tracks are additionally paying homage to Charlie XCX, who has not too long ago taken social media by storm along with her album ‘Brat’, as a result of heavy use of Auto-Tune and vibrant, childlike vocals on songs like ‘I Luv It’, ‘He Is aware of’ and ‘Dreamgirls’.
In songs like ‘Twenty Somethings’ Cabello sings “relating to us I do not know what the fuck I am doing” and later says: “I can do no matter I need”, in a sort of reflection on maturity.
Alongside Drake, Cabello explores the failure of a relationship in ‘Uuugly’ with only a few choruses, and adapts to the type of the Canadian writer of ‘Hotline Bling’ in ‘Sizzling Uptown’, with which the controversial rapper returns to dancehall.
Whereas in ‘Dreamgirls’ the singer who has lived uncovered to the cameras since her adolescence sends a message to women: «That is for the women who’re studying to be girls (…) We’re those who make the world go spherical and if “They did not understand it, now they understand it.”
Though Cabello had addressed sexual themes in different songs, particularly in her album ‘Romance’, in ‘C’XOXO’, the singer freely expresses herself extra explicitly: ‘Does she get moist like that for you?’ she asks in ‘June Bloom’.
The album will likely be out there on streaming platforms early on June 28, adopted by an look at Denmark’s Tinderbox competition that very same day, and a efficiency on the UK’s Glastonbury competition on June 29.
Monica Rubalcava
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2024-06-28 01:28:59
