Camila Cabello performs onstage
Camila Cabello is set to release her second studio album. The album is titled Romance, and it will be the pop star’s first release since 2018’s Camila, and was preceded by the singles “Liar,” “Shameless” and “Senorita” featuring Shawn Mendes.
Romance will be released at 9 p.m. PT on Thursday (December 5) or midnight ET on Friday (December 6) depending on your time zone. We’ve listed all the different platforms that the album will be released on, and the ways in which you can listen below.
Apple Music
You will be able to stream Cabello’s latest album on iTunes and Apple Music. If you have an Apple Music account, you can go into the app on your phone or tablet and set the notifications to alert you when the album is out. Click here to learn how.
If you don’t have an Apple Music account and want to try it out, you can click here to start a free 30-day trial. If you cancel during your trial period, you’ll continue to have access to the entire Apple Music catalog until the date that you would have been billed for the full price. The album is also available for pre-order on iTunes, which you can check out here.
Spotify
Tidal
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Cabello’s album will also be available to listen to on Tidal. The streaming service offers a free 30-day trial with Tidal Premium, which provides access to music videos and curated playlists.
Preview
Cabello told Elle that her romance with Shawn Mendes inspired a lot of the writing on the album. “Honestly, this past year and a half was the first time I really experienced falling in love with another person,” she explained. “I think there is so much more depth to love when you know you are in it with another person. You have so much more to say—I think that’s what makes me emotional.”
“There was a time when I was listening to these songs that I had to turn the album off. I had to let go emotionally—I sat there and cried so much,” Cabello added. “I feel an undeniable truth that the album has captured the essence of me at this point in my life. I always think, ‘Could I be more honest? Could I be more open?’ I feel like I’ve done that even better than on my first album. It feels like when I’m 80 years old, I’ll look back and think, ‘Wow,I remember this time; I remember how I felt. I remember that night. I remember that moment.’ It’s pictures of my life—I love it.”