Demi Lovato ibinandera ang ‘rock version’ ng hit single na ‘Confident’
PHOTO: Courtesy UMG PH International
MULA sa music genre na pop, ginagawan na rin ng rock version ng Grammy-nominated global superstar na si Demi Lovato ang ilan sa mga luma niyang kanta.
Recently lamang, naglabas siya ng “Confident (Rock Version).”
Kung maaalala, walong taon na ang nakaraan mula nang ilabas ang hit single na “Confident.”
“‘Confident’ was originally released eight years ago as the second single from Demi’s fifth studio album of the same name,” sey sa inilabas na pahayag ng UMG Philippines.
Dagdag pa, “The song became Demi’s fifth number 1 hit on Billboard’s Dance Club Songs Chart and has since been certified 4x Platinum.”
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Ang release ay ang latest reimagined hit ni Demi bago ilabas sa September 15 ang bago niyang album na pinamagatang “Revamped.”
Sa naturang album, itinatampok ang sampung sumikat na mga kanta ni Demi na ginawan ng rock version,
Ayon sa music label, ang upcoming album ay hindi lamang bilang pagbibigay-pugay sa mga kantang pinasikat siya, kundi upang ipakita rin ang bago niyang pananaw pagdating sa musika.
“With all new vocals and production, the 10-track album REVAMPED sees Demi reimagine her career-defining songs with a fresh perspective that reflects her current artistic vision,” saad ng UMG Philippines.
Anila, “The re-recorded music showcases Demi’s artistic growth and versatility, as she seamlessly evolves her songs from pop to rock while maintaining her signature powerhouse vocals.”
Bukod sa “Confident (Rock Version),” nauna nang inilabas ang mga awiting “Sorry Not Sorry (Rock Version) ft. Slash,” “Heart Attack (Rock Version)” at “Cool for the Summer (Rock Version).”
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