Yahoo Entertainment Jennifer Lopez is getting back On The Floor with first studio album in nine years
Jennifer Lopez
Jennifer Lopez is officially coming out of music industry retirement to prove once and for all that any pop star currently on indefinite hiatus (cough, cough, Rihanna) can make the leap. All they need is an iconic brand, a resurrected romance from 2002, and a shiny new record deal with BMG. Luckily for J.Lo fans (and future EGOT voters? or VMA voters, at the very least), the “Let’s Get Loud” singer now has all three.
This comes via Billboard, which announced the singer’s new recording and publishing partnership with BMG today. When she wasn’t busy acting in Marry Me, Shotgun Wedding, or The Mother, marrying Ben Affleck at a chapel in Las Vegas, or becoming a meme in real-time during 2022 and 2023, Lopez somehow found the hours to record 13 tracks for her upcoming album: This Is Me... Now. The record was produced by Lopez herself, along with Rogét Chahayed, Angel Lopez, and Jeff “Gitty” Gitelman.
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