Chanel Teases Imminent Album Release with Latin, Urban, Anglo and Korean Influences: Tiffany Could be the Standout Track

The visit of Chanel Not only did the Eurosala tweeter leave the surprising news that the artist was not going to perform at the Benidorm Fest, but the Cuban-Spanish soloist took the opportunity to present some details of her imminent new recording project, one of the most anticipated musical adventures of 2023.

For now, the interpreter has confirmed that she already has almost a dozen pre-recorded songs, including the spectacular SloMo and Toke. But none of them is her favorite on her musical level.

“I’m working with incredible people. At the same time I’m finding myself, I’m learning because I’ve never been in a studio for so long before. I have a favorite song on the album that I don’t know if it’s going to be a single. It’s called Tiffany, the The song is amazing. It has a lot to do with what I’ve done so far,” explained Chanel.

Always according to the singer’s environment, everything would be finished at the beginning of this year, but after that, many things would have to be confirmed with Chanel herself. Apparently, it could be out before the summer of 2023.

Now, the artist has explained a little more how the style that will prevail will be: “It is very difficult to explain because now we are in the middle of the creative process where things are vulnerable, where things are not very tangible, they come in, come out, try , ‘you disapprove’… But the essence is a lot of Latin, urban, Anglo… Those three ingredients are basic. Lots of Korean and… Good music!”

And it seems that Tiffany will have an important place in the conception of this first studio album by the soloist who we are seeing very concentrated in her singing and piano classes where she has covered When I was your man by Bruno Mars.

Her time at Eurovision is gradually becoming more distant and the interpreter fondly remembers that experience but would not repeat it: “Right now I am in a process of creation. So, I am not going to say ‘I will not drink this water’, because I never know You know, but I have the feeling that this has been something so big, so heavy and so cool that I think other artists should live it. I’m not saying no, because I have a super cool taste in my mouth, but it would seem selfish to go back”.