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Billboard cover star Camila Cabello talks about her upcoming album, ‘C,XOXO,’ and how she’s evolved her creative style to emulate her new era. She goes in-depth about what to expect from her new album, the importance of songwriting and creative freedom in its creation, paying homage to hip-hop, what it was like to collaborate with Playboi Carti on “I LUV IT,” her plans to incorporate touring in the near future and more!
Billboard cover star Camila Cabello talks about her upcoming album, ‘C,XOXO,’ and how she’s evolved her creative style to emulate her new era. She goes in-depth about what to expect from her new album, the importance of songwriting and creative freedom in its creation, paying homage to hip-hop, what it was like to collaborate with Playboi Carti on “I LUV IT,” her plans to incorporate touring in the near future and more!
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