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Demi Lovato’s tracklisting for her upcoming album “Demi” just released. The album will include her latest single, a collab with Cher Lloyd, and other songs we are dying to hear!
1. Heart Attack
2. Made in the USA
3. Without the Love
4. Neon Lights
5. Two Pieces
6. Nightingale
7. In Case
8. Really Don’t Care (feat. Cher Lloyd)
9. Fire Starter
10. Something That We’re Not
11. Never Been Hurt
12. Shouldn’t Come Back
13. Warrior
ARTICLE: Demi Lovato To Release ‘Demi’ Album In May
Demi Lovato will return next month with her fourth studio album, as “Demi” has been slated to hit stores on May 14 through Hollywood Records. On Monday (Apr. 1), the album’s release date and cover art — which shows a dead-serious Lovato covered in silver body paint — were officially unveiled.
The official music video for the album’s first single, “Heart Attack,” will premiere next Tuesday night (Apr. 9) on E! News. After the song scored Lovato’s biggest sales week for a single upon its debut in February, “Heart Attack” sits at No. 21 on the current Hot 100 chart.
“Demi” is the follow-up to 2011′s “Unbroken,” which has sold 448,000 copies to date, according to Nielsen SoundScan. That album was led by the ballad “Skyscraper,” which gave Lovato her first Top 10 single, and also spawned the hit “Give Your Heart a Break,” which spent 32 weeks on the Hot 100 in 2012.
The Suspex, Ryan Tedder, Carl Falk, Jonas Jeberg, Matt Rad and Rami Yacoub are among the producers and writers with credits on “Demi.” Of the new album, Lovato says in a press statement, “It’s better than anything I have ever done! I experimented with a variety of different sounds and poured my heart into writing these songs. I’m so excited for everyone to finally get the chance to hear them!”
This week, Lovato kicks off an ambitious press run, stopping by “Jimmy Kimmel Live” on Monday night, “Dancing With The Stars” on Tuesday, “Good Morning America” next Wednesday (Apr. 10) and “Kelly & Michael” next Thursday (Apr. 11). The 20-year-old pop star will also return as a judge on the U.S. version of “The X Factor” this fall.
Pre-orders for “Demi” begin on Tuesday in North America, and next Tuesday (Apr. 9) for the rest of the world.
As previously reported, “Harlem Shake,” the viral smash from Baauer, spends a third week at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, although its massive streaming totals weaken almost by half. Who else shakes things up this week on the Hot 100 and other song charts?
– Demi Lovato: “Heart Attack” blasts in as the Hot 100′s top debut at No. 12, spurred by first-week sales of 215,000, according to Nielsen SoundScan, as it launches at No. 4 on Hot Digital Songs. The sum is the second-best this year for a song in its first week of release, trailing only Justin Timberlake’s “Suit & Tie,” which arrived with 315,000 (Feb. 2). The lead single from her forthcoming fourth album also starts at No. 70 on Radio Songs (15 million, according to Nielsen BDS) and just below Streaming Songs (953,000, which includes plays of the song’s audio and lyric videos).
The debut of Demi Lovato’s official lyric video for her newest single “Heart Attack” leads to a 20-12 rise on the Social 50. The track was released via an interactive online campaign where fans unlocked the clip by tweeting the song’s lyrics along with the hashtag “#UnlockHeartAttack.” The video received nearly 500,000 views in the three days remaining in the charting week since its March 1 debut. The audio of the song, released to her VEVO page on February 25, has received over 3.7 million views to date. The push has helped Lovato gain 343,000 new fans overall during the week. “Heart Attack” debuts at No. 12 on the Billboard Hot 100 this week, with 215,000 digital copies sold according to Nielsen Soundscan.
Demi Lovato can’t wait to begin writing for her fourth album, and she took to her favorite medium, Twitter, to announce it to the world.
Lovato, who just released a much anticipated video for ‘Give Your Heart a Break,’ is already planning her next project. She promises the effort will be deep and personal, possibly reflective of her tumultuous past year.
Lovato recently admitted she was initially embarrassed to talk about her myriad problems publicly, but this tweet promises candor in her upcoming songs.
While she insists she won’t hold back on her fourth release, she also got pretty personal on her third album, ‘Skyscraper.’ The title track reflects her struggles in and after treatment, while ‘Give Your Heart a Break’ tells a bit about her love life.
“I think that’s the reason I sing about love so often in the music I make,” Lovato mused. “Love goes right, love goes wrong. I’ve sung about loving someone so much that it takes your breath away. I’ve sung about the love you can find chasing your dreams and what it’s like to finally achieve that.”
Lovato’s progress and admitted regressions were captured in her ‘Stay Strong‘ documentary, in which she admitted to cutting herself and throwing up since treatment. We love how open she is about her life, because it enables her Lovatics to relate to her. We bet they can’t wait to hear her new songs!
Demi Lovato‘s new song ‘Aftershock’ has leaked on the web, and fans won’t be disappointed. The song appears on the Japanese deluxe version of ‘Unbroken.’
In ‘Aftershock,’ Lovato offers fans an uptempo pop track that’s as fun to listen to as it is to sing along. Here, the 19-year-old tackles the feeling of being completely overwhelmed by a new crush. The emotions are so intense that she’s physically affected.
She sings: “Lovestruck / My heart is overheating and it won’t stop / I try to slow the beating, but you’re so hot / The tremors keep repeating and I tell myself keep breathing / But I’m caught in your aftershock.”
The song is embellished by heavy beats and synths, but Lovato’s powerful voice holds its own over the track. The former Disney star showcases her vocal ability with impressive runs, and is able to master the potentially tongue-twisting lyrics of the spirited tune. We’re sure people will be blasting this song all throughout the summer.
‘Aftershock’ is one of three bonus offerings on the Japanese CD/DVD version of ‘Unbroken,’ which was released on March 21. ‘Rascacielo’ and ‘Yes I Am’ are also included on the special edition, which fans may be able to get their hands on via Amazon.com.
Oct 26 2011 1:59 PM EDT
By Christina Garibaldi (@ChristinaGrbldi)
It’s been just over a month since the release of Demi Lovato’s third studio album, Unbroken. Even though the album didn’t give Lovato her highest Billboard chart debut — Unbroken debuted at #4, while her first solo album, Don’t Forget, debuted at #2 and her sophomore album, Here We Go Again, debuted at #1 — the 19-year-old’s latest effort was not only a favorite among Lovato’s loyal fans but a critics’ favorite as well.
“I was really surprised that the critics loved it,” Lovato told MTV News. “I was very excited about it, and I’m really thankful that they do because critics can be hard. So anytime you get a good review from them, I’m really thankful about it.”
Coming off the success of the first single, “Skyscraper,” an inspirational ballad, Lovato is ready to get her Lovatics on their feet with her new single, “Who’s That Boy.”
“It’s just a fun, upbeat song,” Lovato said of the second single. “It’s flirty, it’s sexy, it’s exciting and I love it. I think it’s radio-friendly, and I think it’s a good choice for a second single.”
The song features electro-pop singer Dev, one of the many collaborators Lovato worked with on the album — others include Jason Derülo, Missy Elliott, Timbaland and Iyaz.
“Dev is really good,” Lovato said. “Ryan Tedder from OneRepublic actually wrote the song and produced it and he was the one that got Dev on the song.”
Lovato said they’ve “thought about” shooting a video for “Who’s That Boy” but do not have a shoot date.
Next on the singer’s list is her upcoming tour. Lovato hits the road next month for 10 dates, beginning November 16 in Detroit, where she will be able to showcase this very special album for her fans.
“Making the album was a personal journey for me; it was kind of like a roller coaster,” Lovato said. “I was going through so much over the past year, but at the end of it I just wanted to inspire people and just give them music to have fun dancing to and listening to, and hopefully I accomplished that.”
So what’s the one song off Unbroken that Lovato can’t get enough of?
“I think it would be ‘Unbroken,’ ” Lovato said. ” ‘Unbroken’ is my favorite song off the album. What I love about that song so much is that it’s upbeat, it’s fun to dance to, I love blaring it in the car. It’s one of those songs.”
What do you think of “Who’s That Boy”? Let us know in the comments!
Oct 26 2011 1:59 PM EDT