Demi Lovato marks one year of 'It's Not That Deep': 'Best year of my life'
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Key Takeaways
Singer-songwriter Demi Lovato marked the first anniversary of her ninth studio album 'It's Not That Deep' on 26 October 2026, calling it a beautiful gift and describing the past twelve months as potentially the best year of her life. Lovato, who released the album on 24 October 2025, shared her heartfelt reflection with fans on Instagram.
What Lovato Said
In her Instagram caption, Lovato wrote: 'happy 1st birthday IT'S NOT THAT DEEP what a year!!! i love this album and the world we built so much. what a beautiful gift this project has been. marking potentially the best year of my life.'
She went on to describe the year as one of personal and creative milestones: 'The first year of marriage to my husband, expressing myself creatively in new ways, also just lots of dancing, laughing, and being hot with the best people. i love this album and i love you xoxo.'
About the Album
'It's Not That Deep' marks a notable sonic shift for Lovato, embracing a dance-pop production style that contrasts sharply with her earlier rock-leaning records, 'Holy Fvck' and 'Revamped'. The album spawned three singles — 'Fast', 'Here All Night', and 'Kiss' — and received praise from music critics upon release.
Commercially, the record charted within the top 40 in Australia, Belgium, New Zealand, Portugal, Spain, and the United States. To mark its release, Lovato performed a one-night-only show at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles.
Lovato's Career Arc
Lovato first came to public attention as a child actress, appearing on the children's television series 'Barney & Friends' before starring in the short series 'As the Bell Rings' and the Disney sitcom 'Sonny with a Chance'. She rose to wider prominence playing Mitchie Torres in the musical television film 'Camp Rock' and its sequel 'Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam'.
Her debut single 'This Is Me', a duet with Joe Jonas from the 'Camp Rock' soundtrack, peaked at number nine on the US Billboard Hot 100, establishing her as a mainstream recording artist.
What the Anniversary Signals
The celebration comes as Lovato appears to be in a settled personal and creative phase, having balanced a new marriage with an artistic pivot that her fanbase has embraced warmly. Notably, the dance-pop turn on 'It's Not That Deep' was a creative risk after the heavier rock direction of her previous two records, and its critical and commercial reception suggests the gamble paid off. Fans and observers will be watching whether Lovato uses this momentum to announce follow-up material in the coming months.