Katrina Rees
With just a few weeks to go until the release of Demi Lovato’s sixth studio album, Tell Me You Love Me, the songstress has revealed the tracklist in a very special way.
Back in 2015 when she announced the tracklist for her album Confident, Demi enlisted the help of some of her celebrity pals, including Nick Jonas, Ryan Seacrest and Jennifer Lopez, to reveal the song titles. However, this time she’s gone one step better. Choosing 12 of her Twitter fan accounts from across the world, Demi let her loyal Lovatics do the honours.
Using the hashtag #TMYLMtracklist, the songs were revealed one by one by a series of Demi related accounts.
Demi Lovato lets her fans reveal the tracklist for her new album
Demi Lovato – Tell Me You Love Me tracklist
1. ‘Sorry Not Sorry’
2. ‘Tell Me You Love Me’
3. ‘Sexy Dirty Love’
4. ‘You Don’t Do It For Me Anymore’
5. ‘Daddy Issues’
6. ‘Ruin The Friendship’
7. ‘Only Forever’
8. ‘Lonely’
9. ‘Cry Baby’
10. ‘Games’
11. ‘Concentrate’
12. ‘Hitchhiker’
The deluxe edition will contain an additional three songs: her summer collaboration ‘Instruction’ featuring Jax Jones and Stefflon Don, as well as two yet-to-be-named tracks.
From what we’ve heard so far, the album is going to be Demi’s most honest release yet. As the sassy lead single ‘Sorry Not Sorry’ continues to impact on charts across the world, the instant grat tracks ‘Tell Me You Love Me’ and ‘You Don’t Do It For Me Anymore’ have proven to be spine-tingling offerings which showcase Demi’s powerful vocals and emotion perfectly.
Whilst many initially thought that ‘You Don’t Do It For Me Anymore’ was about an ex, Demi recently confirmed a fan’s theory on Instagram that the track is about her old self. Commenting on a post which read, “If the song is about her old self, then it is literally 10 times even better and more impactful,” Demi responded with “Well done, it is” with a hand clap emoji.
We’re already in love with the three previously heard songs from Tell Me You Love Me, and can’t wait to hear the rest of the album when it drops on September 29.
