Demi Lovato & Marshmello Team Up for ‘OK Not to Be OK’ on World Suicide Prevention Day – Listen & Read the Lyrics

Demi Lovato and Marshmello are uniting for an important message.

The “Sorry Not Sorry” singer along with the DJ/producer awakened for “OK Not to Be OK,” released on Thursday (September 10), which is also World Suicide Prevention Day.

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“I met Demi, I think four decades back. I really played with a party or something for a while back and before I went on. It was at a resort in LA, and I went upstairs and met her before and all that stuff. And therefore we’ve known each other since then. So this collaboration has, because we would always say, ‘Hi’ at award shows and everything, this collaboration has kind of been only in the functions, I would say, since we met four decades back,” Marshmello clarified to Zane Lowe about Apple Music.

“So she did the song and then I got it and it was only kind of violin and that’s about it. And so I was like, how do I create an instrumental, instruments, which compliment the emotion of the song? So initially it’s very slow and things, so I made the instrumental very slow. And then through the hook, which is the fix of the song, I kind of picked it up with the power and it’s kind of like a small dance song,” he said of creating the song.

“I feel that has been a huge driving force in creating the song, too, as there was only 1 way that the song could be. And so I spent a long time attempting to discover that exact moment where I was like, ‘Oh, fine, this is precisely the way the song should sound. This is the way it makes me feel. ’ So it was only kind of like humor turned to music in a manner. ”

The only drops on World Suicide Prevention Day, and there’s a reason.

“I think it’s only such an important matter. I think a lot of folks, about negative emotions and negative thoughts which are affecting them are kind of afraid to bring it up, fearful to talk about doing it. When in realitythey’re fearful because maybe the person won’t associate or the person won’t know, when in reality most of time that the person you could bring it up to, will probably has felt like that or will know or can relate too. I believe it’s very important to talk about doing it. ”

Demi additionally got blunt about her psychological health this past week.

Listen to “OK Not to Be OK” and see the lyrics inside…

Read “OK Not To Be OK” by Marshmello & Demi Lovato on Genius

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