Charlie Puth got quite a bit of negative reviews on his 2016 debut album,
“Nine Track Mind.” In fact, he didn’t like it so much himself, saying it took many people to make the album. This time around, in his second album “Voicenotes,” Puth took control over the whole thing. According to Rolling Stone, Puth wrote and produced the album almost entirely himself. Puth was able to self-produce, record at home, and collaborate with a lot of people he looked up to.