The "I Know What You Did Last Summer" hitmaker, who announced her split from the band last December, however, finds creating songs alone a lot "more fun," reported Contactmusic.
"It's totally different. In the group we would record songs for two weeks, it was a really fast process, like sometimes we'd do five songs in a day, it would just be like 'alright you sing the verse, you sing that', and then you just record it and that's it.
"But this has been...Probably because I've had a chance to really like, write and make the songs, and be involved in every aspect of it from the production to the mixing. Definitely a lot more challenging but more fun, for sure," Cabello, 20, says.
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