You come away really feeling for Lovato, who weathered family trauma and mental-health struggles as a child before being whisked up into the pageant circuit and ultimately into the exacting teen-celebrity machine of the 2000s, which made household names of Lovato, Selena Gomez, the Jonas Brothers, Lindsay Lohan, and others, sometimes at a cost. As a kind of secret history of the singer, actress, and sometime reality-TV regular who pivoted from Disney Channel roles to legit multi-platform renown at the end of the aughts, Dancing With the Devil cuts through the surface narrative we’ve been given to mitigate Lovato’s highs and lows throughout the last decade. YouTube’s docuseries Demi Lovato: Dancing With the Devil has been a clinic in the drastic measures we often take to keep up appearances. Maintaining composure was hard sometimes, crumbling made sense. (It is strange, still, to be able to say this and really, truly mean it.) Stresses multiplied, chaos ensued, and people went to great lengths to cope. The past few years have been a rollercoaster for everyone on the planet. People are unpredictable, capable of fooling even the best judges of character, and sometimes you don’t find out what they’re really going through until they lose control. You never know what’s hiding behind a person’s smile - whether a chipper veneer is a genuine expression of a person’s bubbly nature, a front for someone who’s suffering, or a lure from someone harboring dark intentions. The video for Get the Money can be viewed here.Lovato in the music video for “Dancing With the Devil.” The Red Album is available at Sirreal’s website. Sirreal’s next video, for the song Diamonds in my Canines, featuring Nanaimo rapper Details and also filmed by Connor, comes out Oct. This one is more like just let go and be entertained.” “The last album would kind of cause you to self-reflect when you listen to it. There’s also a song that salutes the women in Sirreal’s life and a laid-back anthem of unity. Lower Case g, he sings about the importance of embracing one’s individuality. The album discusses topics like the ambition it took for Sirreal to get where he is and the challenges of making it in the music industry. “I think the other one was introspective and I was in a different place in my life, whereas this one … I would say this one has a lot more different flavours.” “This one’s a little bit more upbeat, a little bit more uplifting than the other one,” he said. Sirreal said the two albums balance each other out. The record is the second part of a musical diptych that includes Sirreal’s previous record, The Blue Album, which came out earlier in the summer. The Red Album was released at the end of August and Sirreal said the CD release show at the Queen’s sold out in 24 hours. It finally feels like we’re clicking on all cylinders.” “It was a bit rainy outside so we did a lot of inside shooting but as far as the team goes I’ve assembled this crazy good team now. “We had close to $50,000 we were throwing around all day and it was just a lot of fun,” he said. Sirreal said it was shot in Nanaimo at places like Maffeo Sutton Park and the Globe Hotel in a single 15-hour session from 9 a.m. Sirreal enlisted Victoria filmmaker Luke Connor to help make the video, which he said took months of planning and preparation before filming even started. “The song is basically about how money is a necessary evil and unfortunately we need it to survive and all of us are trying to get that money, but don’t allow it to take a piece of your soul or pieces of who you are away,” he said.
The video, also featuring Nanaimo artists Revron and Switch, is the first of three Sirreal’s putting out and so far it has more than 12,000 views on YouTube.
8, Sirreal, real name Matt Dunae, released a video for his track Get the Money, from his new record The Red Album.
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Nanaimo rapper Sirreal is rolling out a series of music videos to accompany his latest album.
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