Unveiling 'It's Not That Deep'
Demi Lovato is back and hotter than ever, showcasing her vibrant comeback with the highly-anticipated track list from her upcoming album, It's Not That Deep. The reveal was anything but dull, as she enlisted the help of friends Omar Apollo and Kim Petras at a festive event that sparked plenty of Instagram moments.
The album drops on October 24, promising a thrilling mix of songs that spotlight Lovato's evolution as an artist who unabashedly embraces both her playful nature and emotional depth.
The Star-Studded Reveal
Against a backdrop of playful camaraderie, Lovato posted a carousel of photos captured at Mistr's National Day of PrEP party. In these snapshots, we witness her celebrity friends participating in the reveal in fun, intimate ways. For instance, drag royalty Monét X Change captivated the crowd by holding up a phone that read “Play 'Fast',” while DJ Diplo showcased excitement for “Here All Night.”
Lovato's playful direction is a testament to her artistic journey: creating an atmosphere where the track list feels like a celebration among friends, providing a powerful reminder that music is truly best enjoyed together.
A Steamy Musical Escape
In tandem with the track list reveal, Lovato also launched the music video for her new single, “Kiss.” The video embodies the essence of spontaneity and youthful exuberance. Walk into the photo studio with Lovato, where everyone seems caught in passionate embraces, perfectly aligning with her lyrics, “I kiss for fun, it's fun to kiss / I use my tongue li-li-li-like this.” It's a bold, unapologetic declaration of her sexual freedom and confidence.
This vibrant visual is not just a music video; it's an experience brimming with flirtation and personality. Lovato's ability to capture such moments speaks volumes about her growth as an artist and her willingness to explore new creative avenues.
A Collaborative Endeavor
Central to this album is the collaboration with producer Zhone, who described the creative process as inspiring and fun, emphasizing the joy of letting inhibitions go. Lovato's comments underscore this sentiment, expressing excitement about her new path: “This album is a perfect reflection of where I'm at today.”
Working with artists who understand and amplify her voice has led to a project that feels authentic and liberating—a perfect blend of fun and artistry.
Track List Breakdown
Here's a sneak peek at what to expect from the album:
- “Fast”
- “Here All Night”
- “Frequency”
- “Let You Go”
- “Sorry to Myself”
- “Little Bit”
- “Say It”
- “In My Head”
- “Kiss”
- “Before I Knew You”
- “Ghost”
With this diverse array of songs, Lovato isn't just aiming for chart-topping hits; she's crafting an auditory journey that paints a vivid picture of her current self.
What the Future Holds
As Demi Lovato prepares for the release of It's Not That Deep, she is setting the stage for an exciting new chapter in her career. The playful and flirtatious nature of her latest tracks signals a fresh approach that contrasts previous work, especially the more introspective themes found in her rock pivot albums, Holy Fvck and Revamped.
This new era invites us to let loose, enjoy the present, and embrace the complexities of love and desire, maintaining a narrative that's both relatable and celebratory.
Final Thoughts
Lovato's unfolding narrative is an essential reminder that the exploration of identity and creativity is ongoing. Her latest offerings indicate not only a return to playful, pop-infused roots but also a celebration of personal growth. The release of It's Not That Deep promises to be a statement of fun and freedom.
As we await the album's October 24 release, I can't help but feel the anticipation building. Lovato's engaging mix of bold visuals and catchy tunes is a combo that's sure to resonate deeply with us all.
Source reference: https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/demi-lovato-shares-its-not-that-deep-track-list-kiss-video-1235444977/
