Camila

This is a really solid body of work.. it's most definitely pop but it's the good kind of pop where there is substance to the records instead of just formulaic garbage that will get radio spins or sell records. This album feels personal, doesn't feel like generic pop and Camila is clearly an extremely talented singer with a beautiful voice.My favorite song by far is the second track "All these years" brilliant song, well made, simple yet perfect and Camila's vocal talent really shines as well as her style and tone. "Inside Out" is my favorite pop record on the album, it's just a happy record with great production, it's catchy and it makes you feel good, at least it makes me feel good heh.There honestly isn't a single song on this entire album that I dislike which is an extremely rare thing in this day and age with so much filler music being put out to prop up streaming numbers. This album is short and to the point and it feels like Camila.. I don't know much about the artist personally but I feel like I know her through this album and can relate to a lot of the music, the upbeat records and the downers.. love the downers. Lol.My personal ranking from most to least favorite:1. All these years2. Inside Out3. Real Friends4. In the Dark5, Never be the same6. Consequences7. Something's Gotta Give8. Into it9. Havana10. She Loves Control

This is a great debut album by Camila."Havana" is definitely an international hit.But the other pieces on the album display diversity in music and cultures, with nice beat and rhythm. Hopefully she continues composing and performing.Only one suggestion : better design on liner notes (faint yellow letters on an faintorange background). The words deserve to be easier to read, especially regarding deserved credits.

Camila Cabello's debut record is everything great pop music should be. Her bread and butter is her vocal talent, and this album is designed to showcase that in every way possible. If your familiarity with her is only because of "Havana," you'll be in for a treat: the single isn't even the best song on here. In fact, all ten songs are exquisite; there isn't a single low moment on the entire release.From the moment Cabello's voice bursts onto the sonic landscape during the album's opener "Never Be The Same," there's a sense that the record is going to be much more than just a vehicle for her most popular song. Here she shows off her lower register, infused with all the sensuality she's capable of eliciting, before flipping into an angelic falsetto and then plunging back down to her irresistible full-voice belt. "Inside Out," possibly the album's showstopper, is a playful calypso-infused track with an infectious melody and Cabello's best Jennifer Lopez-inspired amalgamation of sex appeal and youthful flirtation. When she flips back and forth seamlessly from Spanish to English, it's among the most creative and unforgettable moments here. And the transition to "Consequences," the track that follows, is stark but perfect. It's a tender and heartbreaking mourning of a lost relationship--the duality of the formative memories with a significant other and the seemingly incongruous tragic outcomes. Her voice is never more controlled than it is on this song, largely steady and contemplative, only breaking in a few moments for an exultant, almost gospel-like upper register and the occasional signature belt. These three are stand-outs, but everything here is gorgeous in its own right. Cabello is by no means a one-hit wonder.Audiences have a lot to look forward to in Camila Cabello's career. She's a remarkable talent who is likely to be a mainstay in the pop scene far beyond this album. She is poised to ascend to the ranks of the Katy Perrys and the Taylor Swifts of the scene--the arena-filling, enormous auras that define contemporary pop music. Pick up this album if you're want to be a part of where it all began.

Great CD

As a 25 year old man who just loves music in general, I bought this album after hearing "Never Be The Same" once. While I do think tracks 1, 2, 4, and 9 carry the album, I gotta say this is a really solid debut effort by a fantastic young artist. Interesting voice, convincing lyrics, no filler tracks, and to-the-point. 4 stars only because I think it needs one more uptempo to match "Havana".

The album is a rollercoaster, it starts with rhythms that make you want to dance and at the same time feel the lyrics when you sing it, then you go to hear ballads that may touch your heart, it makes you think even of that love you've never had but just in that moment you have it. The ballads, the pop, a perfect mix of rhythms and genres. What to say about those songs that have that Latin spicy that surrounds. Needless to say, it's an album that deserves to be heard.“No reason to stay, is a good reason to go." - Camila Cabello

I love this CD.

Cover is beautiful! Music is beautiful! Lyrics are beautiful! Camila is beautiful! Every song on the album is good, no fillers. I love ballads like Something's Gotta Give, Consequences, and All These Years. I love party songs like Havana, Into it, and She Loves Control. Inside Out is cute. Definitely recommend this album! It's really good and a lot of the songs are meaningful!