Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato: Only one finds soul in post-Disney stardom https://t.co/MsqVhUcKYqpic.twitter.com/6bDrtvrFz4
— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) October 19, 2015“Sit with it for a while, and Lovato’s album starts to feel like the more distinctive one, the result of an excellent vocalist with an on-record personality that feels more human, more vulnerable, than any of her peers. You could see all of this on display on SNL this past weekend, where Lovato sang one of her new ballads, “Stone Cold.” When she cried and her voice cracked, it felt less like she was making mistakes and more like she was showing evidence of a talent that can’t be manufactured—the soul in the machine of post-Disney stardom.” — Spencer Kornhaber
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