The 20-year-old former Fifth Harmony bandmate said she worked hard so that the album's songs are true to her talent, reported RollingStone magazine.
"The final product becomes more clear to you the more you carve at it and work on it. There were songs that five months ago were my favourite songs, and then two weeks after (we) scrapped it from the album.
"Through trial and error, I've written enough finished songs to be able to say 'Okay, this is me. This sounds like me and only me, and this separates me from what other people are doing'," Cabello said.
The release date of the album has not been announced yet.
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