LISTEN: Demi Lovato, ‘Tell Me You Love Me’: Stream New Album

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If Demi Lovato needs us to tell her again: we love you! How many times do we have to tell you? Lovato is bringing sexiness, spice and sass with her new album Tell Me You Love Me. This is the perfect soundtrack for inviting your friends over to hang out and have a dance party.

There are only a few guest artists featured on her album: Lil Wayne, Cheat Codes, Stefflon Don and Jax Jones.

“Sorry Not Sorry” quickly became a fan-favorite because it showed off a new sound from Lovato, a sound that fans are loving. Fun fact: the album almost wasn’t made. Back in 2016, Lovato took a break from music, tweeting that she “wasn’t made” for the critical lens that comes with being famous or well-known.

We’re so glad she changed her mind as we listen to her long for love but refuses to settle and exposing all her weaknesses in Tell Me You Love Me. This album is on fire!