Album Review : Demi Lovato Proves Pop Is Still Fun on It’s Not That Deep

By Britne Goldstein

Demi Lovato Album Review

Pop/Rock powerhouse Demi Lovato is back, and this time she’s saying “let’s have fun” louder than ever. Her ninth studio album “It’s Not That Deep” dropped on October 24, 2025 and it’s a return to dance-pop euphoria after the rock-leaning vibes of her previous work.

Demi says, “I’m happy, I’m in love, and I just want to enjoy life and have fun. I realised it’s not that deep anymore.”

The cover art is bold and visually chaotic in the best way. Demi standing almost nude, clutching a dry-cleaning bag with a dress in it, surrounded by a crowd of people barely noticing her. Statement made.

Track-by-track thoughts

1. “Fast” – The lead single that nails the vibe instantly: diva-house meets pop sprint. You can feel the momentum.
2. “Here All Night” – Big dance-floor energy, and a clever nod to staying out late (or at least mentally doing so). The beat pushes you while the vocal pulls you.
3. “Frequency” – A bit of hidden depth here: after the high tempo opener, this one plays with connection, signal, and maybe who’s really listening.
4. “Let You Go” – Romantic release, catharsis baked into a pop hook. Perfect transitional moment: party mode but reflective.
5. “Sorry To Myself” – Title says it all: a look in the mirror, but done with the same sparkle as the bangers. Don’t sleep on this one, it’s one of my favorites.
6. “Little Bit” – The playful cheek of the album. Attitude, flirtatious, and carefree.
7. “Say It” – This one is commanding. It’s the part where Demi says “enough waiting, enough hesitation.”
8. “In My Head” – A mood shift which is more internal, maybe about what we tell ourselves when the night ends and the lights come up.
9. “Kiss” – Electropop, club-ready, and absolutely built for the “just one more dance” moment.
10. “Before I Knew You” – Nostalgia and movement: where was I before you showed up? And yes it still fits into the “let’s move” overall vibe.
11. “Ghost” – Closes it out with a bit more weight behind the sparkle. Demi herself says this song is about being terrified of losing someone because you love them so much.

The album is backed by a major tour that kicks off in April 2026 covering 23 cities across North America.

It’s Not That Deep is exactly what it promises: a dance-pop party with smarts, sass, and heart. It’s light enough to get you moving, but meaningful enough that you don’t roll your eyes at the lyrics. Queue it up for your next night-out playlist, but maybe also for that solo late-night drive when you want to feel alive, confident, and unbothered.