Demi Lovato reunites with Oak Felder for new collaboration

Demi Lovato has reunited with Oak Felder for a new collaboration.

Felder previously produced and co-wrote “Sorry Not Sorry” for Lovato alongside Sean Douglas, Trevor Brown and Zaire Koalo. Taken from Lovato’s sixth studio collection, 2017’s “Tell Me You Love Me,” the track peaked to number six on the US Billboard Hot 100 Singles Chart.

Felder’s recent credits include Sabrina Carpenter’s “Pushing 20,” Lizzo’s “Like a Girl,” The Chainsmokers’ “Who Do You Love,” Alina Baraz’s “I Don’t Even Know Why Though,” Oliver Heldens’ “Fire in My Soul,” Calum Scott’s “Stop Myself (Only Human),” and Alessia Cara’s “Growing Pains.”

Having signed a new management deal with Scooter Braun, Lovato is expected to release her upcoming seventh album later this year via Island Records.

The still-untitled project reportedly features further contributions from Chris Loco (Diana Gordon, Justine Skye), Harloe (Fletcher, Kara Marni), Sarah Hudson (Katy Perry, Rita Ora), Sebastian Kole (Usher, Kelly Rowland).

Watch the music video for “Sorry Not Sorry” below.

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