8. Really Dont Care (Feat. Cher Lloyd)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgHPDirM3NA Was anybody else feeling sad right about now? Well if you were- welcome to the most fun song on the album. Good timing, indeed. From the beginning guitar lick to the almost impossible scenario (that, as explained, wouldnt even help the banned ex-lovers case) described in the chorus to the absolutely glove-tight (but kind of short?) fitting of Want U Back singer, Cher Lloyd, Really Dont Care stands out as an obvious radio-strangling hit. 9. Fire Starter
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5mFekfnLOE Bragging over a bouncy, synth-laden beat, Demi compares herself to Superman and James Bond (among other things) in another up-tempo, fun song. This is a song Id expect to me more of an under-the-radar type hit if it turns out to be one. 10. Something That Were Not
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2OUmsgVeMo Continuing the up-tempo trend of the recent tracks, Lovato touches on a subject almost all of us have had to deal with: that relationship with somebody who is more into you than you are them. The most interesting part of this track is the phrasing of the lyrics in the hook- in what feels like a conscious decision, the lyric You wanna be more than just friends is seemingly stuffed into the beat, adding to the frustrated tone of the song. This song is the most obvious show of a still-present younger side to Lovatos music, with the Not gonna happen, dude lyric at 2:22 serving as an exclamation point to that statement. 11. Never Been Hurt
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aj4Nik-Ho4g Over a more electro-sounding beat, Lovato brings a respectable performance to a worthy beat, but if youre thinking this sounds kind of familiar, you have good reason. Never Been Hurt sounds very similar to Unbroken, the title song of Demis last album. Demi uses some similar lyrics, hits some similar notes, and even the instrumental feels reminiscent of Unbroken. Is that a bad thing? Not really. This song, while not an amazing cut, serves as a sort of level playing field for comparison between now and 2011 (the year Unbroken was released). This way, if you hadnt yet realized the growth of Demi Lovato from last album to now, you can easily spot it.
Kyle Copier
A sophomore in college with a huge love for music, especially pop. Always listening to something new, but staying true to the favorites. Stay tuned!
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