Demi Lovato – Dancing With the Devil…The Art of Starting Over

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Artist: Demi Lovato

Title: Dancing With the Devil…The Art of Starting Over

Year: 2021

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  • 1. Anyone (3:47)
  • 2. Dancing With The Devil (4:03)
  • 3. ICU (Madison's Lullabye) (3:16)
  • 4. Intro (0:26)
  • 5. The Art Of Starting Over (2:47)
  • 6. Lonely People (2:40)
  • 7. The Way You Don't Look At Me (2:28)
  • 8. Melon Cake (3:32)
  • 9. Met Him Last Night (feat. Ariana Grande) (3:24)
  • 10. What Other People Say (with Sam Fischer) (3:14)
  • 11. Carefully (3:11)
  • 12. The Kind Of Lover I Am (3:09)
  • 13. Easy (with Noah Cyrus) (3:28)
  • 14. 15 Minutes (2:51)
  • 15. My Girlfriends Are My Boyfriend (feat. Saweetie) (3:07)
  • 16. California Sober (3:05)
  • 17. Mad World (3:02)
  • 18. Butterfly (2:37)
  • 19. Good Place (3:04)
  • 20. I Love Me (3:23)
  • 21. I'm Ready (with Sam Smith) (3:20)
  • 22. OK Not To Be OK (with Marshmello) (2:39)

Review

"Dancing with the Devil... the Art of Starting Over" by Demi Lovato embodies a captivating saga of resilience. Released on April 2, 2021, this seventh studio album is intimately connected to Lovato's documentary series, revealing her emotional recovery following a harrowing overdose in 2018. Listen closely, and you’ll notice how it orchestrates a dance between shadowy retrospect and renewed hope with its potent mix of emotional narratives.

The music takes you on a compelling journey, masterfully steeped in diverse sounds, from pop and pop rock to country pop and R&B. Featuring collaborations with artists like Noah Cyrus, Ariana Grande, and Saweetie, the album expands its melody portfolio while maintaining a coherent sonic aesthetic. This is artfully guided by the production talents of creatives such as Mitch Allan and Oak Felder, lending it that ethereal touch one could liken to pairing a pristine Chiara Boni dress with luxe accessories.

In an era inundated with mediocrity, Lovato’s opus shines as an exquisite collage of authenticity and lyrical sophistication. Rather than mere music, it's a narrative arc mirroring Lovato’s real-life metamorphosis from struggle to triumph. The balanced interplay of moody ballads and bright, empowering anthems showcases Demi Lovato’s profound self-awareness and indomitable spirit—stampeding through adversity with bold artistic expression. - Vivian

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