Demi Lovato’s latest single, “Kiss”, marks a safe return to the dance floor-glittering, heavy-in-Kind-hymne that captures the pure joy of pop without the need to think about. It is the type of song that requires playing high, whether you are out under the lamps or just dancing in your living room.
“Kiss” is a masterclass in sensual simplicity. A vibrant baseline and shimmering synths drive the track, while Demi’s voice – playful but still commanding – delivers every lyric with a wink and a smirk. “It’s not that deep unless you want it to be,” she annoys and beats the perfect balance between Carefree and self -conscious. It is both flirting and liberating, a reminder that pop does not have to carry the weight of the world to feel meaningful.
The video, directed by 91 rules, gives it the message to life in lively, mischievous color. Demi slides through the scenes with a liberated energy, embodies the spirit of the track and invites anyone who looks at releasing their inhibitions and kisses – for fun, for connection or simply because they can. It is naughty, camp and simple self -confidence, just like the pop icon itself.
“Kiss” follows the latest singles “Fast“And”Here all night“, Lovato’s embrace of her dance-pop roots continues. After experimenting with rock structures on Renovated and the emotionally charged story of HolyThis new chapter feels like a party-one based on self-acceptance and pleasure rather than pain.
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