What makes Heart Attack by Demi Lovato notable?

'Heart Attack' garnered critical acclaim, debuting at number 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 and receiving platinum certification. The song's energetic production and relatable lyrics resonated widely, making it a staple in both clubs and radio playlists, thereby influencing the pop landscape of the early 2010s. In early 2013, Demi Lovato was riding the wave of her successful album 'Demi,' which had solidified her place in contemporary pop. 'Heart Attack' served as a lead single, showcasing her vocal prowess and marking a significant moment in her transition from teen star to a more mature artist. This release came after her struggles with mental health and served as a personal statement of resilience.

Who is Heart Attack for?

Heart Attack works well if you're into dancefloor energy for parties, high-tempo remixes for workouts and pulsating beats for late nights.

How many songs are on Heart Attack?

Heart Attack has 6 tracks, running approximately 26 minutes.

Heart Attack

Demi Lovato · 2013

26 min · 6 tracks · contemporary R&B · pop rock · soul

High-energy remixes transform Demi Lovato's powerful anthem into dancefloor-ready tracks pulsating with electronic beats.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

dancefloor energy for parties
high-tempo remixes for workouts
pulsating beats for late nights
quick bursts of electrifying fun

Maybe skip if you want

prefer slower, reflective music
dislike club-style remixes

Where this album fits

Themes: dancefloor resilience· New York nightlife· electronic empowerment
Career context: In early 2013, Demi Lovato was riding the wave of her successful album 'Demi,' which had solidified her place in contemporary pop. 'Heart Attack' served as a lead single, showcasing her vocal prowess and marking a significant moment in her transition from teen star to a more mature artist. This release came after her struggles with mental health and served as a personal statement of resilience.
Stylistic neighbors: Halsey· Kesha· Bebe Rexha
Sounds like this from elsewhere: Prism by Katy Perry — Shares anthemic pop energy and themes of empowerment, for the dancefloor atmosphere.

Artpop by Lady Gaga — Fuses electronic beats with a nightlife vibe, promoting self-expression and resilience through dance.

Halcyon Days by Ellie Goulding — Combines emotive vocals with pulsating electronic production, exploring themes of strength and freedom.