Selena worked with an A-list team of writers and producers for her latest album, When The Sun Goes Down including Katy Perry, Britney Spears, Pixie Lott, Toby Gad (Fergie, Beyonce), E-man (Backstreet Boys, Whitney Houston), Priscilla Renea (Cheryl Cole) Tim James & Antonina Armato, Greg Kurstin (Ke$ha, Mike Posner), Midnight Beast/Stefan Abingdon and many more. 

Selena describes the lead single of the album, ‘Who Says’ as “the most meaningful song I’ve ever recorded”.  For me what it means when I listen to it and I perform it, it just makes me feel more empowered. Just performing the message is so beautiful. I constantly feel not good enough, or I don’t feel I’m the best I could be and I have people criticising me or constantly trying to take me down, so I love songs like that. It’s not a sad song, the message is powerful but it’s not slow, its upbeat and it makes you really happy. So I am so excited that my fans can have that song to listen to, and I hope that since I can’t be with all my fans, I hope that if they have a bad day or if they have an incident that wasn’t the best that that can be like a hug from me, with my song, cause its really one of my most meaningful ones.

A Dallas native, Selena Gomez started acting at age seven when she landed a role in the popular television series "Barney & Friends," on which was a regular for two seasons. She landed her first film role in the 2003 sci-fi action adventure film "Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over." She made her mark as an actress playing girl wizard Alex Russo in the Emmy award winning, hit series "Wizards of Waverly Place," which premiered in 2007 and currently airs on the Disney Channel and Network Seven’s Saturday Disney.

Selena then made an indelible impression with her starring role in 2010 comedy "Ramona and Beezus." Says Selena, "I wanted something completely different from my show. All these incredible actors, being able to learn from them and get my feet wet in the film world. It was the perfect way to get into it." Next up, a starring role in "Monte Carlo," in which she plays a teen on vacation in the romantic European principality.

In Australia, in addition to her music and movie career, Selena’s tween fashion range, ‘Dream Out Loud’, continues to enjoy success. Gomez has just released her fourth capsule exclusive to Big W. This collection pays tribute to Selena’s own style- including soft pastels, floral prints, frills and lace work.  But Selena’s instinct for charity remains strong, as a proud UNICEF ambassador.

Scene members; Ethan Roberts (Guitar), Joey Clement (Bass), Greg Garman (Drums) and Dane Forrest (Keyboard) back her on tour and help shape her emerging sound. "On my TV show we have an ensemble cast that’s like a family," she says. "If anyone’s missing, you feel it. I wanted that family feel in my music, and we definitely have that with The Scene."

That family feeling had grown to include fans around the world, each of them all in when it comes to following Selena Gomez on her amazing artistic journey. They certainly won’t get bored anytime soon, as Selena brings her A-game.  “I feel like I’m growing, and changing, and evolving, so my music is kind of a way to express that. It’s really fun, it’s very very dancy. It still has the same kind of vibe that my second one did – it’s just that little bit better; I’m stepping up my game.”