This Is Me Now cover

This Is Me Now

Amy Deasismont · 2005

34 min · 10 tracks · pop music

Bright pop melodies intertwine with youthful energy, showcasing anthemic choruses and relatable themes throughout this vibrant debut.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Hello! — The opening track bursts with infectious energy and sets the tone for the album's youthful exuberance, introducing listeners to Deasismont's signature sound.
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    Shooting Star — This track features a memorable chorus that captures the essence of aspiration and positivity, resonating strongly with a teenage audience.
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    Champion — An empowering anthem, this song stands out for its motivational lyrics that encourage resilience, making it relatable for listeners navigating their own challenges.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • steady, consistent energy levels
  • bright, catchy sing-alongs
  • short, engaging listening sessions
  • uplifting themes of empowerment

Where this album fits

Career context
This Is Me Now marks Amy Deasismont's debut studio album, released when she was just 12 years old. Positioned at the start of her music career, this album launched her into the Swedish pop scene, establishing her as a fresh voice among teen pop artists in the mid-2000s.
Stylistic neighbors
Tove Lo· Muna· Charli XCX

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

  • Champion

    The bridge shifts from a narrative of struggle to one of triumph, highlighting personal strength against adversity.

    This transition in perspective emphasizes the song's theme of empowerment and reinforces its role as an anthem for overcoming obstacles.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Hello! 3:08
  • 2 What’s in It for Me 3:16
  • 3 Welcome to the City 3:03
  • 4 Another Day 3:24
  • 5 One of the Ones 3:05
  • 6 Shooting Star 3:39
  • 7 Champion 3:11
  • 8 Go! 2:54
  • 9 If I Ain’t Got You (live) 3:54
  • 10 Tomorrow (Annie’s Song) 5:12

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