Demi Lovato Scores First No. 1 Dance Album With ‘It’s Not That Deep’

Demi Lovato earns her archetypal No. 1 medium connected Billboard’s Top Dance Albums chart, arsenic It’s Not That Deep opens astatine No. 1 connected the Nov. 8-dated list.

Released Oct. 24 via DLG Recordings/Island/Republic Records, the acceptable debuts with 31,000 equivalent medium units earned successful the United States successful the week ending Oct. 30, according to Luminate. It besides debuts astatine No. 9 connected the Billboard 200, becoming her ninth apical 10, and astatine No. 2 connected Top Album Sales and No. 4 connected Vinyl Albums.

Here’s an updated look astatine Lovato’s past connected the Billboard 200:

Title, Peak Pos., Peak Date

It’s Not That Deep is Lovato’s archetypal medium to look connected Billboard’s Top Dance Albums chart. One opus from the project, “Let You Go,” besides debuts astatine No. 10 connected Hot Dance/Pop Songs. It’s the 3rd opus from the LP to debut connected the chart, pursuing “Fast” (No. 8 highest successful August) and “Here All Night” (No. 13 highest successful September).

Before Billboard launched its Hot Dance/Pop Songs illustration earlier this year, Lovato charted 4 different songs connected Hot Dance/Electronic Songs: “No Promises” (Cheat Codes featuring Lovato successful 2017), “Instructions” (Jax Jones featuring Lovato and Stefflon Don successful 2017), “Solo” (Clean Bandit featuring
Lovato successful 2018) and “OK Not to Be OK” with Marshmello (2020).

Lovato has an adjacent much robust past connected Dance/Mix Show Airplay, charting 14 songs astatine the format successful her career, including 4 apical 10s: “Cool For the Summer,” “No Promises,” “Sorry Not Sorry” and “OK Not to Be OK.”