Camila Cabello
The former Fifth Harmony member has taken to social media to share details of her forthcoming solo album debut. GettyImages

Camila Cabello has been enjoying success following her surprise exit from Fifth Harmony. The Latin singer has revealed that the title of her new single is called "Crying In The Club," which is off of her debut solo album, "The hurting, The healing, The loving." Cabello took to Instagram to share details of the forthcoming album and the process she had when writing songs for her highly-anticipated work.

"The first song from my forthcoming album will come out on 5.19.17," she wrote. "'The hurting, The healing, The loving' is the story of my journey from darkness into light, from a time when i was lost to a time when i found myself again. The story behind the album starts with the second song that you’ll hear called 'I have questions' which I started writing in a hotel bathroom on tour a little over a year ago."

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"I was completely broken during that time, I was in the kind of pain that’s uncomfortable to talk about, and it was the kind of chapter you never want to read out loud", she continued. "I couldn’t write another song for 6 months because writing meant i had to feel everything, and i wasn’t ready to do that yet. so when I graduated from hotel bathrooms to studios to make my first album, I was making music about everything BUT what i was going through, it was like a secret burning on my tongue and for some reason i could not get myself to say it."

On another message Camila added: "...till one day I just could not run anymore. I pulled up the lyrics from the year before, and 'I have questions' was written. After that i wrote a sad song everyday, everything i wanted to say, every lyric on my phone, I said everything until I got tired of writing about it. until I was sick of the sad songs!!!!!"

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"As i got happier and happier, I realized the songs were getting happier and happier. and I realized I wasn’t making music just to make an album anymore, I was making this music to heal. It wasn’t until I had made enough songs to listen back to and realized I could hear myself coming back through these songs. I didn’t write it with the intention of delivering a message, but I realized the message was in the hurting, the healing, and the loving. I might have thought the hurting was my enemy before, but she became the best listener... I might have thought I was too impatient for the healing, and it did feel like sometimes she was taking forever, but i realized it made me appreciate her so much more when she arrived. and the loving, i wouldn’t have known how beautiful she was if i couldn’t miss her all that time....."

See the cover art and all of Camila's messages here!

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