Camila Cabello Drops Off Her Latest Single "Never Be The Same"

Camila Cabello delivers her latest tune "Never Be The Same."

BYAron A.Dec 07, 20177.9K Views

Since leaving Fifth Harmony, Camila Cabello's delivered some incredible music on a solo tip. She's collaborated with some big names in the rap game but overall, she's dropping quality pop music in her comfort zone. While we await for her upcoming album to drop, she drops off two new singles including, "Never Be The Same."

Cabello comes through with a massive single with "Never Be The Same." Over refined and crisp production with massive drums kicking in the background, Camila spills her heart out on this record. It's a tight single that's definitely going to build up anticipation for her upcoming record.

While she's been teasing her solo album for a minute now, she finally announced yesterday that her debut album will be dropping on January 12. Keep your eyes out for that.

Quotable Lyrics
Just like nicotine
Heroin, morphine
Suddenly, I'm a fiend
And you're all I need

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