On her sophomore studio album "Romance", Camila Cabello delves deeper into the complexity of love through 14 self-written, sultry pop songs.

Across just under an hour, Cabello traverses heartache, passion and empowerment through atmospheric, bass-driven productions assisted by hitmakers like The Stereotypes and Johnny Sykes.

Running themes of surrender and healing lend an intimacy to tracks like "Cry For Me" and "Should've Said It". Features from Young Thug and Machine Gun Kelly bring dynamic flavors.

As both a conceptual and sonic achievement, "Romance" sees Cabello elevate her artistry through poetic musings and seductive pop hooks. Her discernible art-pop perspective makes for a cohesive, richly rewarding listen.

With "Romance", Camila Cabello establishes herself as a preeminent voice within modern pop, capable of potent vulnerability and insight into love's complexity.