The List of Jennifer Lopez Albums in Order of Release

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The discography of American singer Jennifer Lopez has released eight studio albums, one remix album, three compilation albums, one soundtrack, one extended play, 65 singles, five charity singles and 13 promotional singles.

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Here is the list of Jennifer Lopez Album in Order of Release Date:

1. On the 6 — June 1, 1999
2. J.Lo — January 23, 2001
3. This Is Me… Then — November 19, 2002
4. Rebirth — March 1, 2005
5. Como Ama una Mujer — March 27, 2007
6. Brave — October 9, 2007
7. Love? — May 3, 2011
8. A.K.A. — June 17, 2014
9. This Is Me… Now — February 16, 2024

 

All Jennifer Lopez Albums List in Order

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1. On the 6 (1999)

Tracks

1. If You Had My Love
2. Should’ve Never
3. Too Late
4. Feelin’ So Good
5. Let’s Get Loud
6. Could This Be Love
7. No Me Ames
8. Waiting for Tonight
9. Open Off My Love
10. Promise Me You’ll Try
11. It’s Not That Serious
12. Talk About Us
13. No Me Ames
14. Una Noche Mas

“On the 6,” Jennifer Lopez’s debut studio album released on June 1, 1999, marked a significant entry into the music scene. Collaborating with producers like Rodney Jerkins and Sean “Puffy” Combs, the album showcased Lopez’s versatility, blending Latin, pop, and R&B influences. Critics praised its dynamic musical style, though some found her vocals underwhelming. The album achieved chart success, reaching the top ten in the US and worldwide, selling three million copies in the US alone. With five singles, including the chart-topping “If You Had My Love,” “On the 6” played a key role in the Latin “explosion” on the Billboard charts, solidifying Jennifer Lopez’s standing as a musical force.

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2. J.Lo (2001)

Tracks

1. Love Don’t Cost a Thing
2. I’m Real
3. Play
4. Walking on Sunshine
5. Ain’t It Funny
6. Cariño
7. Come Over
8. We Gotta Talk
9. That’s Not Me
10. Dance with Me
11. Secretly
12. I’m Gonna Be Alright
13. That’s the Way
14. Dame (Touch Me)
15. Si Ya Se Acabó

J.Lo, Jennifer Lopez’s second studio album, emerged on January 23, 2001, under Epic Records. Produced by the likes of Cory Rooney, Troy Oliver, Dan Shea, and Sean Combs, the album delves into dance-pop, Latin, and R&B, reflecting Lopez’s diverse musical influences. Although critics gave mixed reviews, J.Lo debuted atop the US Billboard 200, coinciding with the success of her film The Wedding Planner. The album’s lead single, “Love Don’t Cost a Thing,” reached number 3 on the US Billboard Hot 100. With subsequent hits like “Play” and “I’m Real,” J.Lo achieved quadruple platinum status in the US, solidifying its position as Lopez’s highest-selling album to date.

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3. This Is Me… Then (2002)

Tracks

1. Stil
2. Loving You
3. I’m Glad
4. The One
5. Dear Ben
6. All I Have
7. Jenny from the Block
8. Again
9. You Belong to Me
10. I’ve Been Thinkin’
11. Baby I Love U!
12. The One

“This Is Me… Then,” Jennifer Lopez’s third studio album, released on November 25, 2002, under Epic Records, offers a captivating glimpse into her personal life. Fueled by her high-profile relationship with Ben Affleck, the album’s lead single, “Jenny from the Block,” became an international hit, though the music video stirred controversy. Shifting from dance-pop to R&B and soul, influenced by legends like Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder, the album received mixed reviews but achieved commercial success. Celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2022, Lopez announced a sequel, “This Is Me… Now,” set to release in 2024, promising a continued musical journey.

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4. Rebirth (2005)

Tracks

1. Get Right
2. Step Into My World
3. Hold You Down
4. Whatever You Wanna Do
5. Cherry Pie
6. I Got U
7. Still Around
8. Ryde or Die
9. I, Love
10. He’ll Be Back
11. (Can’t Believe) This Is Me
12. Get Right

Rebirth, the fourth studio album by American singer Jennifer Lopez, emerged on February 23, 2005, under Epic Records. Following her third album, This Is Me… Then (2002), dedicated to then-fiancé Ben Affleck, Lopez took a hiatus amid the end of their engagement. With a renewed focus and a marriage to Marc Anthony, she embarked on Rebirth, seeking a fresh start after media scrutiny. Collaborating with producers like Timbaland and Rodney Jerkins, the album featured mid-tempo R&B, dance, funk, and hip hop. Despite mixed reviews, Rebirth achieved moderate success, reaching number two on the Billboard 200 and spawning singles like the chart-topping “Get Right.”

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5. Como Ama una Mujer (2007)

Tracks

1. Qué Hiciste
2. Me Haces Falta
3. Como Ama una Mujer
4. Te Voy a Querer
5. Porque Te Marchas
6. Por Arriesgarnos
7. Tú
8. Amarte es Todo
9. Apresúrate
10. Sola
11. Adiós

Released on March 23, 2007, “Como ama una mujer” is Jennifer Lopez’s fifth studio album and her first Spanish-language endeavor. The album, which emerged from Lopez’s collaboration with then-husband Marc Anthony, explores themes of love and heartbreak through ballads and various genres. Although critics lauded Lopez’s improved vocals, the album received mixed reviews for its serious tone. Despite this, it debuted in the top ten of the US Billboard 200, boasting the highest first-week sales for a debut Spanish album. The singles “Qué Hiciste” achieved international success, while the album’s introspective nature showcased Lopez’s artistic depth, making it a significant entry in her versatile discography.

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6. Brave (2007)

Tracks

1. Stay Together
2. Forever
3. Hold It Don’t Drop It
4. Do It Well
5. Gotta Be There
6. Never Gonna Give Up
7. Mile in These Shoes
8. The Way It Is
9. Be Mine
10. I Need Love
11. Wrong When You’re Gone
12. Brave
13. Do It Well

“Brave,” Jennifer Lopez’s sixth studio album, released on October 4, 2007, reflects her marriage with Marc Anthony and draws inspiration from Jamiroquai and Sade. Featuring samples from 1970s songs and R&B influences, the album showcases new collaborations with producers like Ryan Tedder and J.R. Rotem. While praised for production, the album received mixed reviews, with some hailing it as one of her strongest and others deeming it formulaic. Commercially, it underperformed, missing the top ten on the Billboard 200 and selling 650,000 copies worldwide. The singles, “Do It Well” and “Hold It Don’t Drop It,” garnered mixed chart success, leading to the cancellation of subsequent releases.

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7. Love? (2011)

 

Tracks

1. On the Floor
2. Good Hit
3. I’m Into You
4. (What Is) Love?
5. Run the World
6. Papi
7. Until It Beats No More
8. One Love
9. Invading My Mind
10. Villain
11. Starting Over
12. Hypnotico

Love? is Jennifer Lopez’s seventh studio album, released on April 29, 2011, by Island Records. Conceptualized during her pregnancy with twins Emme and Max, the album delves into personal themes inspired by motherhood and love. Recording began in 2009, with its release delayed after Lopez and Epic Records parted ways due to the underwhelming response to the lead single “Louboutins.” Signed by Island Records in 2010, Love? blends dance-pop with a return to Lopez’s pop/R&B roots. Despite mixed critical reviews, it debuted at number five on the Billboard 200 and achieved international success, selling 353,000 copies in the United States.

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8. A.K.A. (2014)

Tracks

1. A.K.A.
2. First Love
3. Never Satisfied
4. I Luh Ya Papi
5. Acting Like That
6. Emotions
7. So Good
8. Let It Be Me
9. Worry No More
10. Booty

A.K.A., the eighth studio album by American singer Jennifer Lopez, unveiled a new musical chapter on June 13, 2014. Initially slated for a 2013 release, Lopez, known as J.Lo, deferred it to 2014, grappling with the choice of titles—ultimately opting for A.K.A. The album, initially helmed by RedOne, transformed under the executive production of Cory Rooney and Benny Medina, delivering a fusion of pop, EDM, and R&B. A.K.A. featured collaborations with Pitbull, French Montana, T.I., Iggy Azalea, and others. Despite mixed critical reception, the album marked a commercial departure, being one of Lopez’s lower-charting and lowest-selling works. Noteworthy singles include “Booty,” a remix featuring Azalea.

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9. This Is Me… Now (2024)

Tracks

1. This Is Me… Now
2. To Be Yours
3. Mad in Love
4. Can’t Get Enough
5. Rebound
6. Not. Going. Anywhere.
7. Dear Ben Pt. II
8. Hummingbird
9. Hearts and Flowers
10. Broken Like Me
11. This Time Around
12. Midnight Trip to Vegas
13. Greatest Love Story Never Told

This Is Me… Now marks Jennifer Lopez’s highly anticipated return to the music scene with her ninth studio album, set to release on February 16, 2024. Produced by Nuyorican Productions and BMG Rights Management, the record serves as a sequel to her acclaimed third studio album, This Is Me… Then (2002). The upcoming album is a significant milestone, representing Lopez’s first studio release in a decade since A.K.A. (2014). The lead single, “Can’t Get Enough,” offers a nostalgic touch by sampling Alton Ellis’s 1967 hit “Still in Love,” hinting at a blend of contemporary sounds and timeless influences in this eagerly awaited musical journey.

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