Last fall, Demi Lovato announced that she was "taking a break" from music and public life after receiving heavy backlash for taking some swings at Taylor Swift in an interview.
Luckily for pop fans everywhere, the break ends this week with the release of Lovato's new album Tell Me You Love Me. The record, the singer told W, is "definitely more mature and more raw" than her previous work—she called it her version of Christina Aguilera's coming-of-age album Stripped.
As a part of that, expect songs about her recent relationships and feuds. While she doesn't name names, Lovato expects that "[M]y fans are gonna know exactly who I’m talking about" on songs like "Ruin the Friendship" and "You Don't Do It for Me Anymore." The project will also capture what Demi's newfound single status is like—she broke up with longtime boyfriend Wilmer Valderrama last year.
"I’m single, and I’m 25 years old, and I’m living by myself, and so I wanted to write about it," she told USA Today. "Some of the perks include not taking life, or anything, too seriously, and just having fun. And then sometimes it gets lonely."
Fans will already be familiar with the album's lead single "Sorry Not Sorry," which dropped this past summer.
You can find Tell Me You Love Me on Apple Music and iTunes, or stream it below via Spotify.
