Cinna (album)

Cinna
Cannelle, with light blue hair and bedazzled sunglasses on a white background
Album Cover
Mixtape by
Cannelle
Released26 June 2026
Recorded2025–2026
Genres
Length31:45
LabelsSelf-released, ROAM (Worldwide, excluding North and South America)[1]
Producers
  • Cannelle
  • Chicken
  • Oscar Scheller
  • Warpstr
  • Océane
  • Glasear
  • Alec Ness
  • Kayla Reagan
  • babygh0st
  • Spencer Light
Singles from Cinna
  1. "Stereo"
    Released: 15 May 2026
  2. "Dis-Moi"
    Released: 6 June 2026
  3. "BB Blue"
    Released: 26 June 2026
  4. "Sunshine"
    Released: 17 August 2026

Cinna is the debut mixtape by French singer, producer and model Cannelle, self-released on 26 June 2026. The mixtape runs for 31 minutes features production from Cannelle herself, Chicken, Oscar Scheller, Warpstr, Océane, Glasear, umru and spen_l1ght. Cannelle announced the mixtape on 6 June 2026 with the release of second single from the mixtape, "Dis-Moi", following her back to back performance with American DJ umru.

The album was released alongside the music video for "BB Blue" on 26 June 2026. [2] A European and North American tour to promote the album called 'Cinnatour' was announced on 6 August 2026.[3] On August 17 2026, "Sunshine" was released as the 4th single of the album alongside a music video.

Composition and lyrics

Pitchfork described Cinna as a "collection of blingy, EDM-infused electro-pop bonbons with irreverent attitude and real ambition".[4] The Fader described it as "decidedly forward-thinking about the future of French electropop".[2]

Critical reception

Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Pitchfork6.9/10[4]

Pitchfork praised the album by saying "At it's best, the mixtape is youthful, sparkly, and infectious: 'Stereo,' co-produced with new pop queen-maker Oscar Scheller, is a bouncy bloghouse bonbon with found-it-at-the-sample-sale exuberance", but also claimed the album was frontloaded.[4]

Track listing

Cinna track listing
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Restless Dreams"
  • Cannelle
  • Warpstr
  • Océane
  • Warpstr
  • Océane
2:22
2."Stereo"
  • Cannelle
  • Oscar Scheller
  • Oscar Scheller
  • Cannelle
2:11
3."Dis-Moi"
  • Cannelle
  • Warpstr
  • Océane
  • Alec Ness
  • Kayla Reagan
  • Warpstr
  • Océane
  • Cannelle
  • Alec Ness
  • Kayla Reagan
2:27
4."TtyL"
  • Cannelle
  • Warpstr
  • Océane
  • Warpstr
  • Océane
2:30
5."Sunshine"
  • Cannelle
  • Oscar Scheller
  • Oscar Scheller
  • Cannelle
2:45
6."Dollars"
  • Cannelle
  • Oscar Scheller
  • Oscar Scheller
2:15
7."BB Blue"
  • Cannelle
  • Chicken
  • babygh0st
  • Chicken
  • babygh0st
2:53
8."Idole"
  • Cannelle
  • Chicken
  • Chicken
2:16
9."Telephone"
  • Cannelle
  • Oscar Scheller
  • Glasear
  • Oscar Scheller
  • Glasear
2:49
10."French Kiss"
  • Cannelle
  • Oscar Scheller
  • Spencer Light
  • Oscar Scheller
  • Spencer Light
2:16
11."22"
  • Cannelle
  • Warpstr
  • Warpstr
1:58
12."Antenna"
  • Cannelle
  • Oscar Scheller
  • Oscar Scheller
2:53
13."Hi"
  • Cannelle
  • Oscar Scheller
  • Oscar Scheller
2:05
Total length:31:45

References

  1. ↑ Mammah, Timeyin (2026-07-13). "Cannelle Signs With ROAM For Worldwide Representation Excluding North & South America". bookingagentinfo.com. Retrieved 2026-07-13.
  2. 1 2 Methidi, Vivian (2026-07-08). "Cannelle on working with Oscar Scheller and her debut mixtape CINNA". thefader.com. Retrieved 2026-07-14.
  3. ↑ "CANNELLE". cinnawya.com. 2026-08-06. Retrieved 2026-08-06.
  4. 1 2 3 Wei, Lydia (2026-07-14). "CINNA Cannelle". pitchfork.com. Retrieved 2026-07-14.
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