Charlie Puth Hints At Bold New Direction For Upcoming Album

Charlie Puth is now preparing for a new musical era, creating an expectation for a more enthralling album in the future. After coming out with his song “Hero”, the 32-year-old singer and songwriter is now going to change his style that emphasizes narrative and rhyme. With this initiative, Puth hopes to explore new frontiers in the realm of celebrity, with Taylor Swift serving as his guide.

A new direction in storytelling

During an interview, Puth mentioned that the new album would be quite distinct from anything he had produced before. While fans can still expect his signature sound, the emphasis will be on storytelling. He wants to distance himself from such basic and classical music and record songs that have some meaning and are not just fiction.

Inspiration from Taylor Swift

The Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter credits Swift for nudging him towards a more intricate approach to songwriting. Taylor Swift, who is known for her poignant lyrics and compelling storytelling, has motivated Puth to venture into unexplored poetic territory. Although they don't know each other personally, Swift's acknowledgment of Puth in her album The Tortured Poets Department has sparked a creative connection that Puth finds meaningful.

Crafting the album solo

Puth is pushing himself further by solely producing the album, a process which he reveals as both arduous and fulfilling. He feels this approach makes it possible for him to come up with unique music close to his heart. This has resulted in a string of songs that represent him as a developing artist, with "Hero" serving as a foreshadowing of everything on the album.  
Puth's fans are counting down the seconds till his new album drops. This album is expected to reveal a fresh side of Charlie Puth, with inspirations from Taylor Swift and a revitalized emphasis on storytelling. This passion to progress not only in skills as a musician but also in engaging with his fans will surely make this album one of the most memorable works in his collection.