"Just because it's fall, it doesn't mean we're not going out,"
"I'm not taking myself too seriously as an artist anymore. I'm just having fun, and I wanted a body of work that's really reflective of that."
"As I started writing the rock album, I was like, 'I can't really like I'm running out of things to write about because I'm so happy right now,'"
Demi Lovato released It's Not That Deep with a thesis centered on letting loose and not taking oneself too seriously. The album embraces a fall-ready party energy while rejecting seasonal restraint about going out. Lovato emphasizes artistic playfulness and intentional fun as the guiding tone for the record. The creative shift back to pop stems from a strong sense of personal well-being that made darker rock themes difficult to write. Lovato initially intended to write another rock record akin to Holy Fvck but found fewer lyrical outlets while feeling happy. The result is a body of work meant to reflect joy and freedom.
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