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Sound check: Camila Cabello’s latest album, C, Xoxo, struggles to find an identity

Updated on: 01 July,2024 01:00 PM IST  |  Mumbai
The Hitlist Team |

Camila Cabello comes across as an artiste who cares far too much, or too little, and, in the process, delivers an album whose sonic quality mimics this indecisiveness.

Sound check: Camila Cabello’s latest album, C, Xoxo, struggles to find an identity

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Camila Cabello’s “rebranding” of sorts, after her much-talked-about break-up with Shawn Mendes, may not precisely appeal to her followers, as her latest album, C, Xoxo, struggles to find an identity. Cabello comes across as an artiste who cares far too much, or too little, and, in the process, delivers an album whose sonic quality mimics this indecisiveness.


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