base talk Camila's new album 'urban' with R&B and hip hop influences. Thoughts?

[Asparagus Spears]

No way. She’ll play it too safe and give us Havana 2.0 and the rest of the album will be influenced by latin music. But it would be cool if she pulled off what bad bunny did with Un verano sin ti 

[orange22]

37 minutes ago, Zaynsus said:

Her "Cami From the Block" is coming

[unclefloprry]

7 minutes ago, Asparagus Spears said:

No way. She’ll play it too safe and give us Havana 8.0

Fixed 

 

 

[unclefloprry]

Ok, but when she titles the album “John 3:16” 

[iknowplaces]

1 minute ago, unclefloprry said:

Ok, but when she titles the album “John 3:16” 

her most personal album yet. only the realest fans know that reference 

[Happylittlepunk]

6 hours ago, iknowplaces said:

i wouldn't be surprised because everyone nowadays is trying to find originality through a throwback sound. we have dua with 90s disco, olivia with 2000s pop rock, tate mcrae with the timbaland sample. 2020s will have no unique sound when all is said and done. 

I can see that. But I blaim the pandemic it brought nestolgia into mainstream and made it more popular.  But Gen-z themselves seem more interested in older music and I think that’s why pop girls are busy rediscovering older music and attempt to bring something back. I mean it worked very well for the weekend and Dua lipa during the pandemic. So now labels are probably pushing for pop girls to focus on discovering an older sound and make it their own. 

[Phaunzie]

Oh wow, she can keep it

[Pop_Data]

Familia was a fantastic album and it’s very underrated. 

[jdanton2]

looking forward to Urban Camila.

[Blue Rose]

I’m going to give the gays everything Normani promised but failed to deliver”