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" According to Demi Lovato, her fourth studio album has the potential to be her &amp;quot;next level&amp;quot; moment; a record capable of extending her fanbase beyond the mostly young US crowd and turn her into a global mainstayer. She&amp;#039;s already gained a decent footing by becoming everyone&amp;#039;s surprise favourite judge on The X Factor USA, but does the music match such ambitious expectations?  On paper, Demi ticks all the necessary boxes for such a task. There&amp;#039;s anthemic belters such as lead single &amp;#039;Heart Attack&amp;#039;, fluffy bop-alongs like &amp;#039;Made in the USA&amp;#039;, a Calvin-esque raver in &amp;#039;Neon Lights&amp;#039; and an against-the-odds ballad in the form of &amp;#039;Warrior&amp;#039;; each armed with a chorus and ad-libs you could set your watch by.  It&amp;#039;s a niggling problem that remains difficult to shake off, despite the amount of solid pop songs on offer. What&amp;#039;s more, the subject matter - which she assured would be &amp;quot;personal&amp;quot; - is as predictable as the glossy melodies; ranging from life-affirming on &amp;#039;Never Been Hurt&amp;#039; to bratty, lovelorn angst on Cher Lloyd-assisted &amp;#039;Really Don&amp;#039;t Care&amp;#039;. Regardless, Demi herself remains good company throughout, and when it&amp;#039;s global stardom you&amp;#039;re aiming for, that&amp;#039;s half the battle won.   Tracks to download: &amp;#039;Heart Attack&amp;#039;, &amp;#039;Neon Lights&amp;#039;, &amp;#039;Really Don&amp;#039;t Care&amp;#039; If you like this, you&amp;#039;ll like: Katy Perry, Selena Gomez, Miley Cyrus  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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