Demi Lovato Goes Deep With Deluxe Edition of ‘It’s Not That Deep’: Stream It Now

Demi Lovato’s It’s Not That Deep is now considerably deeper than it was.

The U.S. pop star gives the deluxe treatment to her latest album, which goes by the title It’s Not That Deep (Unless You Want It to Be), and expands from 11 to 19 tracks. The newly-minted eight-track a-side is led by Lovato’s previously released dance-floor cut “Low Rise Jeans,” produced and co-written with Zhone.

It’s Not That Deep dropped last October, and entered the Billboard 200 at No. 9, for her ninth top 10 appearance on the all-genres albums chart. Released via DLG Recordings/Island/Republic Records, the original version earned Lovato her first No. 1 album on Billboard’s Top Dance Albums chart, opening at the summit.

Currently, she’s supporting the collection with the It’s Not That Deep Tour, which continues Friday night, April 24 at Madison Square Garden in New York City.

Lovato’s tour and new deluxe album release are just the start of another busy year for the “Sorry Not Sorry” singer. This summer will welcome the theatrical release of Camp Rock 3, which she is co-producing with the Jonas Brothers, who will reprise their roles as the Gray brothers. About a month prior to the announcement that the movie was on the way, Lovato joined Joe Jonas on stage at MetLife Stadium, where they performed “This Is Me” as well as Camp Rock 2 classic “Wouldn’t Change a Thing” together.

Then, earlier this month, Demi and Joe performed her signature song from the Camp Rock soundtrack, “This Is Me.” The pair also hit a duet of “On the Line” from her 2008 album, Don’t Forget. The song was written by Lovato and the JoBros, and features all three brothers.

Lovato warmed up with her arena tour with a performance March 5 at the 37th annual GLAAD Media Awards in Los Angeles, where she performed “Kiss.” A decade earlier, 2016, she was saluted with the GLAAD Media Vanguard Award. Later in March, she stopped by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on NBC for a performance of “Ghost.”

Stream It’s Not That Deep (Unless You Want It to Be) below.