Selena Gomez Talks New Album 'Revival'
. "I'm a huge fan of hip hop/urban [music]," says the singer. "That's just kind of my taste. I think that's my natural direction. When I was recording the whole album everything I was doing and writing or even recording, it was all mid tempo. I was drawn to that I guess, and I think now more than ever I'm more comfortable and confident going into the studio and knowing what my vision is." The singer also reflected on her early career, and the perspective she's gained with age. "I think music started off as something fun for me. When I was 16 I released a song called 'Who Says' and that's still one of my favorite songs I've ever recorded, because of the message. I know how many girls could put that song on and just feel good about themselves, and that meant a lot to me. I feel like I've lived enough life and I have a right to say and speak my mind about my personal experiences." "I think this album is definitely intimate," she says "but it's even not necessarily about the obvious things. It's about people being mean to each other, it's like moments of spirituality. Stuff that I myself am discovering and figuring out about the world." Read more here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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