Demi Album Review
DEMI : Album cover |
They say that when an album is
self-titled automatically it is personal and considered the best of what the
artist has to offer. On her fourth album, Demi is set to captivate us [again]
with her top charter tracks and soon to be LSS certified hits.
Released
on May 14th, the album consists of 13 unique tracks showing the
singer-songwriter’s versatility and depth in her craft.
The
album opens with “Heart
Attack”, a fresh and energetic single which shows Demi’s impeccable
vocal range. It’s impressively eargasmic and one of her strongest single yet.
Made in the USA : Single cover |
“Made
in the USA”, is more of a patriotic anthem than an ode of love but still
the song delivers.
Heart-warming
and poignant, “Without the
Love” is one of my favorite
tracks from her record. It’s a stand-out track which is beautifully written with
Demi’s vulnerability splashed all over the lyrics.
Ditch
the happy and jovial songs, “In
Case” is different, a detour to the typical Demi-songs. The
Camp Rock star takes us on to another level with this flawless opus. An
emotional ballad marked by Demi’s personal struggles.
“Something
that we’re not” is an
ironically funny song. It is a catchy and an LSS-worthy track that will make
you sing-along with it until the very last note.
A
reminiscent of Skyscraper, “Warrior” is a moving and a powerful anthem
which chronicles the artist’s battle with bullying and how she’s managed to
triumphantly overcome it all.
“Never
Been Hurt” is lyrically
similar to “Unbroken” minus the techno-club infusion.
“Nightingale” is a piece personally dedicated by Demi to
a close friend who already passed away. It leaves you with the warm feeling of
knowing that someone dear to you is watching over you from afar.
“I Really Don’t Care”, is the songstress’ response to her past
relationships, the good and the bad. An up-tempo track riddled with funky and
sassy beats.
Other tracks in the album
include: Neon Lights, Two Pieces, Fire Starter and Shouldn’t Come Back.
Forget the typical Camp
rock-ish, lalaland-esque, and Demi-specific songs. Demi Lovato has grown
maturely in her musicality (like Paramore too). And she will keep on
improving her talent and craft with every album release because there is no
stopping this one-of-a-kind artist from achieving her dreams.
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