single Demi Lovato - "Confident (Rock Version)"

[Freakshowvato]

Im interested

[thatsmydemi]

SOUNDS SO GOOD WTF

 

 

 

 

[ronald]

There's something about this one that sounds way better than the rest.

[Freakshowvato]

 I hope its good. 

[Freakshowvato]

Sorry Not Sorry is my fav one, but I think Confident and Heart Attack are rhe most effortlessly rock transformed.

[Confusion]

So excited for this but also love this version: 

 

https://youtu.be/WPFcBHDGLjM

[Hanzo]

OMG it is so much better than the original, the first re-recording I actually prefer comparing to the original version

[onlyforever]

ok this is my favorite rock version so far 

[thatsmydemi]

This is amazing

 

My opinion on the Revamped tracks so far:

 

Sorry Not Sorry: 10/10

Confident: 9/10

Heart Attack: 8/10

Cool for the Summer: 6.5/10

 

CFTS is the lowest because it already sounded like a rock song lol

[pinkbowvintage]

I'm a huge Demi fan but I'm so whelmed about this compilation.

[#SG2]

I liked this more than the original version.

This & and SNS are the best so far.

[naval23]

Omg it sounds so good her best rock version by far 

[Acuminatus]

The new high notes towards the end of the track 

 

Demi has delivered vocally in all these remade tracks.

[Ariel]

Ugh I love all these rock versions so much 

[Mr. Duff]

This is my favorite so far! Amazing revamped version.

[Dear Reader]

a serve… Revamped is going to be amazing 

[KBax]

I do like this one, but I think it's mostly because she sounds so good on it, the end high notes are insane. This version isn't terrible and I'll probably only use this one so far. But something about these revamps isn't sounding right idk maybe it's the mixing sounding too loud. Again not terrible but they aren't my favourite. I low key wish she did a re-recording of Confident with an urban sound like her live performance for Pepsi.

[rta1913]

For some reason this one is my least fave out of the four so far...

 

The notes at the end are amazing but overall feels, not sure if bland is the word but can't find another word.

 

I feel like the past rock versions gave the songs an edge, some sort of attitude, this one feels like just more guitars and drums were added and any pop elements were removed (except the horn).

 

Well to be fair, I feel like all the rock versions so far fit that description (just more guitar/drum). I wish she would've truly revamped, some sort of change in melodies.

 

Anyways, I am more interested in the songs I never liked on their OG version, like Neon Lights

[costlyxo]

On 8/17/2023 at 9:17 AM, Hanzo said:

OMG it is so much better than the original, the first re-recording I actually prefer comparing to the original version

I came here to say this, I feel like the rock versions we got so far were alright and maybe had some weird production at parts. I hated Cool For The Summer bc the original was already a perfectly made song . But this needed the revamp it was so good

[hypnodemiluv]

14 hours ago, #SG2 said:

I liked this more than the original version.

This & and SNS are the best so far.

wait for Neon Lights RV

[Moonlightbae]

ate the original

[thatsmydemi]

btw she hit a C#6  

 

 

Her vocal range this era is CRAZY y'all  

[BrokenMachine]

Not a C#6 out of nowhere 

[BrokenMachine]

4 hours ago, rta1913 said:

For some reason this one is my least fave out of the four so far...

 

The notes at the end are amazing but overall feels, not sure if bland is the word but can't find another word.

 

I feel like the past rock versions gave the songs an edge, some sort of attitude, this one feels like just more guitars and drums were added and any pop elements were removed (except the horn).

 

Well to be fair, I feel like all the rock versions so far fit that description (just more guitar/drum). I wish she would've truly revamped, some sort of change in melodies.

 

Anyways, I am more interested in the songs I never liked on their OG version, like Neon Lights

I kinda get what you mean. Personally the original Confident is one of my fave songs from her, so this rock version feels more incomplete, the verses feel too repetitive with the heavy drums just being put on a loop, while the original version was more subtle and had little details on the production that made it feel less repetitive. Sometimes less is more, and I guess it fits for this song

[Saint James]

could've done more. a guitar solo or something