One day, I'm gonna make a series of video essays breaking down every Demi Lovato album. At least starting with DEMI, because that's the first era I was actively involved in. Demi's discography is honestly one of the most complex, genre-bending, and vocally impressive of the millennial generation of music artists, as well as the 2010s in general. I'd also do a separate video essay solely on all the unreleased and rejected songs that we have access to and how they basically have a fanbase of their own. In that video, I'd also touch on the fact that some of her best songs end up as bonus or deluxe tracks instead of being on the original album. (I'm looking at you Mr. Hughes, Smoke & Mirrors, Ready For Ya, and Change You...)
Loading...













