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Demi Lovato just dropped the deluxe edition of “It’s Not That Deep” with a sultry new single that proves the pop star is evolving her sound. The 19-track deluxe album, subtitled “Unless You Want It To Be,” arrived earlier this week with 8 fresh tracks including the standout lead single “Low Rise Jeans.”
🔥 Quick Facts
- Release Date: April 24, 2026 for the deluxe edition
- New Tracks: 8 additional songs joining the original 11 album cuts
- Lead Single: “Low Rise Jeans” dropped April 17, 2026
- Collaborators: Features COBRAH and Rose Gray on multiple tracks
A Deluxe Album That Deepens the Story
The original “It’s Not That Deep” album arrived in October 2025 as Demi’s ninth studio project. The pop powerhouse shifted into dance-pop territory, moving away from her previous rock-leaning sound. Now, the deluxe edition serves as the next chapter of this era, expanding the tracklist and introducing unexpected collaborations. “It’s Not That Deep (Unless You Want It To Be)” feels intentional in its expansion, inviting listeners deeper into Lovato’s creative vision.
The deluxe project maintains the upbeat, infectious energy that defined the base album while introducing new sonic dimensions. Each new track builds momentum heading into the “It’s Not That Deep” tour, which kicked off in April 2026 and continues through May 2026.
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“Low Rise Jeans” Sets the Tone
“Low Rise Jeans” became the fourth overall single from the album when it dropped on April 17, 2026. The track showcases Demi’s swagger and confidence, with alluring production and clever wordplay. The lyrics open with “Tonight, I came here to get it right, and I get what I want”, establishing the track’s self-assured vibe. Co-written and produced alongside Zhone, the song balances sultry vocals with infectious beats. Fans immediately responded to the track’s boldness, sending it straight to playlists across Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music.
The single’s arrival marked a turning point, teasing the deluxe edition before its official release just one week later. This strategy maximized momentum heading into the full project’s debut.
Deluxe Tracklist Breakdown
| Track | Features |
| Love Controller | Solo |
| Fantasy | COBRAH |
| Confetti | Solo |
| Joshua Tree | Rose Gray |
“IT’S NOT THAT DEEP (UNLESS YOU WANT IT TO BE) IS OUT NOW!!! i love these new songs so much”
— Demi Lovato, Instagram
The Tour Effect and Album Success
Demi’s touring schedule has amplified the album’s reach significantly. The “It’s Not That Deep” tour kicked off in Orlando, Florida on April 13, 2026, hitting major cities including New York, Chicago, Seattle, Dallas, and more. The tour runs through May 25, 2026, concluding at Houston’s Toyota Center. This live push gives fans the chance to hear deluxe tracks performed in real-time, creating a direct connection between the recorded project and concert experience. The original album debuted at No. 9 on the Billboard 200, establishing a strong commercial foundation for this expanded version.
What’s Next for Demi Lovato?
With the deluxe edition now in circulation and the touring in full swing, Demi’s momentum shows no signs of slowing. The eight new tracks provide fresh material for live performances and streaming playlists alike. Collaborations with COBRAH and Rose Gray signal Demi’s willingness to experiment and bring new voices into her sonic world. Will additional singles emerge from the deluxe? Could there be surprise tour announcements? Fans are already speculating about what comes next in Lovato’s evolution.
