by
Demi Lovato
- Record Label: Island
- Release Date: Apr 2, 2021
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Universal acclaim- based on 3177 Ratings
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Positive: 2,838 out of 3177
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Mixed: 49 out of 3177
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Negative: 290 out of 3177
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Apr 2, 2021This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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Apr 19, 2021Demi Lovato es una mujer muy talentosa, lastima que su escandalosa y ridícula forma de ser eclipse irremediablemente su carrera musical pesando mas sus quejas acerca de todo que sus discos.
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Aug 21, 2022Demi can do it better. A few songs are really great, but most of the stuff is just boring. I‘m sorry.
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Apr 2, 2021Her most versatile album,each track can stand put alone. She is telling story about her lige through tracks and at end we can see she is finally in happy place
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Apr 2, 2021Demi Lovato's best work. So versatile. I encourage everyone to listen to it.
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Apr 4, 2021This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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Jul 15, 2021I think the album is way too long to be captivating enough, and some tracks are definitely beautiful like ICU or The Way You Don't Look At Me, Melon Cake has a beautiful story too... but most of the album is honestly fillers that her fans might enjoy, but I just didn't find very fun or attractive. The album is good at best, not better than Tell Me You Love Me.
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Apr 3, 2021I’ve been following Demi since her Cool For The Summer/Confident era. TMYLM is her best effort yet. Unfortunately this album really falls short. It’s a more mature, diverse approach but overall, nothing stands out. The track list is a mess, the album photo shoot is uninspiring and confusing (what is she wearing??). The album title is also way too long, just pick one or the other.
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Aug 24, 2022Gorgeous vocals especially on "good place",admirable concept just a bit overstuffed. This album is Demi trying and honestly damn near winning. It's features detract at times but never long enough for it to become a problem. It's accompanying film is just further proof that this version of Demi is a result of hard work and growth.
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Jun 16, 2021Melhores faixas:
-The Art of Starting Over
-The Way You Don't Look At Me
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Nov 20, 2021This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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Aug 20, 2022It has some good songs, but................................................
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Apr 2, 2021She ıs awesome. She is so beautiful. She is a good person. She is a good music.
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Apr 2, 2021It was an OK album. But the track list was too long, too many songwriters in this project (so it lacked some emotions in the lyrics), and she was oversinging in some songs that took away the emotions she wanted to express. I prefer the documentary a whole lot better
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Apr 2, 2021álbum of the year! demi's voice it's just amazing on this album, there's non "skip" y'all.
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Apr 2, 2021This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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Apr 3, 2021This is good, but I only liked met him last night. A lot of skiped
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Aug 20, 2022Meu álbum favorito de Demi Lovato! Simplesmente incrível, muito diferente de tudo que ela já fez. Extremamente maduro, sincero e poderoso. Os vocais, a produção e letras estão incríveis.
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Aug 23, 2022She is using the same aesthetic, using the deug theme now is like always the same thing
Awards & Rankings
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Apr 15, 2021Lovato's frankness is disarming, forcing a listener to reckon with the depths of the singer's distinction, yet the album works best when it veers toward lighter territory, letting the slick R&B rhythms and sugared hooks carry Lovato's emoting.
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Apr 8, 2021Dancing With the Devil… The Art of Starting Over is Demi Lovato like we have never heard before. She is sassy and carefree while serious about her identity and personhood in a way she has been itching to be for years.
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Apr 8, 2021The opening three tracks are almost an EP in their own right, before a quick reset. Semi title track ‘The Art Of Starting Over’ begins anew, a straight forward bop that gets to the root of Demi’s recovery – her natural talent, her ear for pop magic, affording room for personal renewal.