She's collaborated with big name friends—she was the face of Martine Syms's major commission at MoMA last summer—and is becoming a regular at art fairs and exhibitions around the nation.
Her use of technology – whether working alongside bulb manufacturers or the many top science departments she's collaborated with – would seem to be at odds with this tradition.
She used to sing with prog rock band Trans-Siberian Orchestra, she's collaborated with Wiley and she's signed to Roc Nation, yet So There is the most generic pop single of 2014.
It is, however, to our knowledge at least, the first time she's collaborated with Glasgow good time lad HudMo.
She's collaborated with Swick to release a 2-track titled "Don't Send," coming out on Nest this Monday.
Instead, she's collaborated with longtime evangelist Marilyn Hickey to illuminate, simplify, and structure the book with illustrations.
And then, she's going to finish crafting arguably her greatest work to date: a baby that she's collaborated on with her husband Neil Gaiman, due in September.
She's collaborated with Machine Gun Kelly, Shawn Mendes and Cashmere Cat. But in a recent interview with Billboard, Diplo revealed that his trio Major Lazer is now working with Cabello, and they have quite the collection of unreleased songs recorded already.
Over the course of her career, she's collaborated with artists including Yeah Yeah Yeahs' Karen O, Pink, and Major Lazer, and last year released her sixth studio album, Rub (which just earned her a Polaris Music Prize nomination).
By the late 1980's she was collaborating memorably with experimentalist choreographers in New York, providing haunting video imagery that was an intrinsic part of their pieces.
She was the full-on rock star of that conference: she was collaborating on Sarah Palin's much-awaited book!
