The singer says that the video, which sees her walking alone through the snowy landscape, is the hardest one she's ever filmed.
- Feb 24, 2016
AceShowbiz - The official music video for Demi Lovato's "Stone Cold" is out. The former Disney princess heads to the snow-covered landscape in the latest "Confident" visuals that's, as promised, released online via her Vevo page on Tuesday, February 23.
Wrapping herself in layered outfit, the 23-year-old singer is seen walking alone through the snowy setting while emotionally belting out the heartbreaking lyrics. The scenes intersperse with ones featuring her in a bathtub while fully clothed.
"Stone Cold" is the third single off Lovato's latest album, following "Cool for the Summer" and the title track "Confident". It was one of the tracks she performed live during an appearance on "Saturday Night Live" last year.
Co-written by Lovato herself, the song was inspired by her own "pain and heartbreak." "Every time I write a song, or every time I do a scene when I act, I always draw from personal experience," she said of the tune in an interview with ET Online. "I think this song, a lot of people can relate to. For me, it was therapy, but I also knew that a lot of people could relate to it - so I wrote it."
She also revealed that its music video was the most difficult one she'd ever shot. "I didn't have a coat on - I just layered and layered and layered, so it was difficult," she shared. "It was actually the hardest video I've ever shot. One, because emotionally it's difficult, but two, at one point, I'm in the snow and it's up to my waist - that's literally how deep the snow was - so when you have like three pairs of leggings and you're in the snow, and it's not snow pants, I wrung my pants afterwards. It was just soaking wet because I had been in the snow for so long."
