[LEAK@HQ] Demi Lovato Dancing with the Devil… the Art of Starting Over Album Download,
The album and Michael D. Ratner-directed documentary both chronicle the story of Lovato’s near-fatal overdose in 2018 and subsequent path to healing.
Tracklist :-
1. Anyone
2. Dancing with the Devil
3. ICU (Madison’s Lullaby)
4. Intro
5. The Art of Starting Over
6. Lonely People
7. The Way You Don’t Look at Me
8. Melon Cake
9. Met Him Last Night ft. Ariana Grande
10. What Other People Say w/ Sam Fischer
11. Carefully
12. The Kind of Lover I Am
13. Easy w/ Noah Cyrus
14. 15 Minutes
15. My Girlfriends Are My Boyfriend ft. Saweetie
16. California Sober
17. Mad World
18. Butterfly
19. Good Place
“When we went through the track listing and kind of mapped out how it kind of coincided with my life’s story, it made sense to add the more emotional stuff in the beginning and then transition into ‘The Art of Starting Over,’” she said in the stream, per Variety.
“Demi says the best place to listen to the album is in the car.”
At EW’s cover shoot with Demi Lovato, the singer and her team are still sorting through nearly two dozen songs, trying to decide which are going to make the cut or become bonus tracks, and then in what order they’ll be arranged to best follow the narrative flow of her documentary and the last three years of her life.
Then there’s the question of the album title — by this point, it’s already got two halves, but the punctuation question (slash? colon? ellipses?) is a moving target that eventually lands on Dancing With the Devil… The Art of Starting Over. Nineteen tracks make the final cut, including her first spoken interlude and collaborations with Ariana Grande (“Met Him Last Night”) and Noah Cyrus (“Easy”).
What’s not up for debate is the ideal listening environment to first hear the still-not-fully mixed tracks, so I trek through the rain out to the parking lot with one of Lovato’s publicists, connect her phone to my car’s (hopefully) adequate stereo system, and settle in.
Here are some highlights from Dancing With the Devil… The Art of Starting Over, with some added context from EW’s interviews with Lovato and one of her frequent co-writers, Justin Tranter. “We all know she’s such a powerhouse singer,” Tranter says. “But I love getting to see the other side of her that really shows us that vulnerability. As a person, she always shares that with the world. But to have that now really come into the music is pretty awesome.”
Demi Lovato’s getting ready to put on her dancing shoes.
Lovato’s new album, Dancing With the Devil… The Art of Starting Over, will drop on April 2, the singer announced during a Monday night Clubhouse livestream.