Pop artist CARA Not only an album is released. Instead, she shares a story. Her upcoming project, "Chronicles", is an autobiographical journey apologized through fusion of pop, hip-hop, traps, classic melodies and melodies. Each song serves as a personal chapter, chronic emotional evocation from the artist from the loss and chaos into force and empowerment. Although the sound is fresh and bending genre, the emperor insists that the soul of the album is lying in its storytelling.

The project was built with the intention of flowing as a book, every track cannot be entered next. "" Krocles "is not just a collection of songs. It's my life," Emperor exclusively excitedly. "Each path represents the chapter. It begins with sadness, confusion and struggle, but to the end, it is empowerment and peace."

She added: "It was important to me that the emotions had a sense. You can literally follow my journey from one song to another and feel that the transformation occurs."

Cara describes "Chronicles" as a sound autobiographyPartly confessional, the celebration of the part. "It's not a pop album in the traditional sense," she said. "It was built on the pop foundation, but I wanted to reflect all the sounds and influences that they shaped me as a person and as an artist."

While the emperor is often marked with a pop artist, she looks at the popa not as a box, but as a bridge. "Pop is the most versatile genre because it contains everything," she said. "If you really listen to the top 40 radio, you hear elements of hip-hop, rock, classic and soul and that's what makes it so exciting. Pop is Freedom."

That freedom defines "Krocles". Some pulse records with a refutation of inspired trap and sharp hip-hop cadences. Others take place in cinematographic sounds, infused orchestra flowers and Carain's gameplay, an instrument that overcame from childhood.

"People don't expect a flute in a modern pop album," the explosion said. "But that's what makes him special. I didn't want to just sing about the transformation. I wanted to develop."

Despite the diversity of genres, the Emperor was determined that the album will feel cohesive. "When you mix so many styles, the hardest part is ensured that it doesn't sound like chaos," she admitted. "Each song had to go naturally to the next so that he still feels like a story, one emotional bow."

In order to achieve this, Cara treated a project like a cinematographic result, including elements such as tempo formation, transition and production choices to mirror emotional progress. "It's kind of like a sound west for my healing," she said. "Earlier paths are harder, darker, more driven by victory. Then move in easier sounds, live instruments and vocals that feel more fraternist. It's like breathing."

"Chronicles" also feature cooperation with HIP-HOP legends Gangsta Boo and Pat Projects, also known for their roles in the iconic three 6 mafia collective. For the emperor, their involvement was deeply personal rather than just musical. "These artists helped me shape me when I was younger," the explosion said. "Their music has shipped me, so now we have part of my story is surreal. He brings the entire album full circle."

When reflected on the gangste boo excavator, "I will make sure it goes on top 40. I don't know if Gangsta's boo ever on a pop radio before, but I'm crossing to POP with our cooperation."

Behind Nostalgia, these characteristics help an anchoring a multi-ngan project, uniting the classic South Hip-Hop Griz with modern, melodic sensitive melodic sensibility. "They represent that edge and the authenticity I wanted to have the album," she said. "It's really, it's raw, and I'm."