It's Not That Deep

Demi Lovato swapped the heavy rock textures of Holy Fvck for polished dance-pop rhythms on It's Not That Deep, her ninth studio album released October 24, 2025 via Island Records and DLG Recordings. Executive producer Zhone handled production duties for every track alongside collaborators Leland, Oscar Linnander, and Keith Sorrells to craft a fourteen-song collection exploring emotional detachment and nightlife freedom. Singles like "Fast" and "Here All Night" drove the record into the top forty across Australia, Belgium, New Zealand, Portugal, Spain, and the United States. Critics embraced the change, with Rolling Stone ranking it the ninety-eighth best album of 2025 while the Daily Bruin found the tracks shallow despite their catchiness.

Lovato supported the launch with a one-night stand at the Hollywood Palladium before launching the It's Not That Deep Tour across North America in spring 2026. A deluxe edition titled It's Not That Deep (Unless You Want It to Be) arrived in April 2026 adding eight new tracks to the original set. During the tour run in late 2026 she revealed she had been terrified to perform after gaining weight but realized later that self-worth was not tied to body image. [edit]