US EditionDemi Lovato Releases New Album, 'Let You Go' Live Video
Demi Lovato's 11-track album blends upbeat electronic beats with themes of recovery and self-acceptance, reflecting her positive personal life and artistic growth.
- Friday, Demi Lovato released It's Not That Deep and dropped a live video for 'Let You Go' at 10 a.m. EDT, with Lovato saying, 'This album era has been such a joyful and fun time in my life.'
- The singer explained that Lovato framed the record around fun and not taking herself seriously, crediting her personal wellbeing for a return to pop and abandoning Holy Fvck.
- The 11-track set includes singles Fast, Here All Night, Kiss, and songs like Frequency and Ghost, blending energised house with frenetic EDM and playful moments.
- Given her personal history, Demi Lovato, singer, channels survival into energetic songs and performance choices, mixing upbeat tracks with moments meant for listeners to laugh, dance and even cry.
- Reviewers debated whether Lovato taps into Charli XCX's Brat era mood while producer Zhone's disciplined work places her within pop networks including Kylie Minogue and Kesha.
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On It’s Not That Deep, Demi Lovato only wants to have fun again. After a few years leaning towards punk-rock on her 2022 album Holy Fvck and revisiting her old songs with a cruder touch on 2023 Revamped, Lovato returns to the sound in which she shines the most. In collaboration with the genius of pop production Zhone, she leans towards playful synthesizers, danceable energy and fluid sounds that honor the album’s title in almost its entire durat…
Sorry Not Sorry, But Pop Demi Lovato Is Back (and ‘It’s Not That Deep’)
After years of reckoning, reinvention, and rock-fueled rebellion, Demi Lovato is dancing again, this time with joy as her muse. Her ninth studio album ‘It’s Not That Deep’ marks a radiant return to pop, trading angst for ease and confession for celebration. It’s the sound of an artist who’s finally learned that sometimes, freedom means simply having fun.
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