Girl group Fifth Harmony are hard at work on the follow up to their debut album 'Reflection' and they've teased that it sounds very different. 

During a new interview with SPIN magazine, songstress Lauren Jauregui confessed that the record is coming "soon", but didn't give a specific timeframe for the highly anticipated release: 

"We don’t want to make any promises, because we’ve had some situations in the past where our album release date got pushed and pushed and pushed... We don’t want to disappoint fans, but it should be coming out in the beginning of the year. We’re still working on it, putting final touches on it, making sure we’ve got all of the final tracks that we need. We’re just starting that process now."

The beauty went onto add that this new effort is more mature, both lyrically and musically, and she can't wait for fans to finally hear it:

"Honestly, I think there’s quite a few songs on this album that I’m really excited for the fans to hear because it’s a step-up from the last album. It’s not even more mature, I think it’s just less gimmicky than last time — not to say that the music was, but in a sense, this sounds more honed in on a sound. We’re going for the more urban, R&B vibes and then we also have a lot of different little moments and genres that are typically tied into the R&B vibe but not so strictly married to it.”

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