Review
Holy smokes, y'all! Demi Lovato's 'Tell Me You Love Me' is a freaking powerhouse of an album that had me grooving and feeling all the feels. Released in 2017, this bad boy is Demi's sixth studio album, and let me tell you, she did not come to play.
Demi's vocals on this record are off the charts, serving up some serious soul and R&B realness. She's clearly been taking notes from the queens like Christina Aguilera and Aretha Franklin, and it shows. The lead single 'Sorry Not Sorry' is a straight-up banger that'll have you feeling yourself in no time. It's got this sick blend of electronic beats and gospel vibes that'll make you wanna testify, I swear!
But it's not all party anthems, folks. Demi gets real vulnerable on tracks like 'You Don't Do It for Me Anymore' and 'Daddy Issues'. And can we talk about that title track? 'Tell Me You Love Me' is the kind of song that'll have you ugly crying in your car, belting out every word. It's no wonder it went double Platinum! This album is the perfect mix of sass and soul, and it's got Demi written all over it. Trust me, whether you're a pop stan or an R&B head, 'Tell Me You Love Me' is gonna hit you right where it counts. - Madi
Artist Bio
Demi Lovato is a singer and songwriter from Albuquerque, New Mexico, who began her music career in 2008 with the release of her debut album Don't Forget after rising to fame on Disney Channel shows. She works across pop, pop-rock, and electronic pop genres, often blending personal themes and a powerful vocal style throughout her discography. Over the years, Lovato has released several albums including Confident and Dancing With The Devil...The Art of Starting Over, and is known for collaborations with artists like Luísa Sonza and Le Sserafim. She’s earned numerous awards such as MTV Video Music Awards and Teen Choice Awards, and in 2023, she changed management, signing with Brandon Creed and Good World Management. Fans of Kelly Clarkson, Halsey, and Alessia Cara might find Demi Lovato’s sound and career journey especially appealing.
