Jennifer Lopez‘ “This Is Me… Now” is now the #1 album in the United States and Worldwide on the sales driven iTunes Charts. The album is also #1 in Brazil, Canada, Netherlands, Russia and Sweden.
“This Is Me … Now,” delves into Lopez’s romantic connection with Ben Affleck, released in tandem with their revived romance, the album serves as a musical memoir of their journey together.
Rocksteady legend Alton Ellis gets writers’ credit on the lead single “Can’t Get Enough” which has three versions on the album: the original, a remix featuring Latto and Bruno Martini Dance Music Remix. The songs feature an interpolation of Sean Paul’s 2003 hit “I’m Still In Love With You,” featuring Sasha, itself based on the Joe Gibbs production of the Marcia Aitkens/Trinity version of the Alton Ellis classic “I’m Still In Love With You,” Producer for the Sean Paul track Murray Elias told WMV.
On iTunes, “Can’t Get Enough” ranks #7 in India, Germany at #36, Canada at #54, Spain at #56, United States at #70, United Kingdom at #74, Italy at #82, Switzerland at #97, Turkey at #117, Australia at #138, and France at #145.
On Shazam the song which exudes the energy of newfound passion with lyrics like “I be loving you until the end of time,” charts at #66, Italy at #86, and United Kingdom at #168. Meanwhile, Deezer Australia its at #35, Norway at #41, Denmark at #43, Sweden at #44, Canada at #46, Switzerland at #51, Italy at #55, Worldwide at #58, and United States at #60.
The album, “This Is Me … Now,” recorded between 2022 and 2023, features production from industry heavyweights Hit-Boy, Ink, Tay Keith, Yeti Beats, Carter Lang, and Kim “Kaydence” Krysiuk and marks Lopez’s return to music after a decade.
In the opening track, “This Is Me … Now,” Lopez reflects on her healing process and the evolution of her relationship with Affleck, emphasizing their resilience and mutual growth. Throughout the album, she candidly explores the highs and lows of their bond, celebrating their rekindled love and commitment.
Tracks like “To Be Yours” and “Mad in Love” express Lopez’s gratitude for their second chance at love.
The album also delves into the challenges they faced during their time apart, as seen in songs like “Rebound” and “Broken Like Me,” where Lopez candidly reflects on heartbreak and resilience.
However, the album is not solely focused on their romantic relationship; it also touches on themes of self-discovery and personal growth. Tracks like “Hearts and Flowers” and “Hummingbird” celebrate the journey to becoming the best versions of themselves, both individually and as a couple.
In “This Time Around,” Lopez embraces their second chance at love, highlighting their commitment to each other and their determination to make it work. The album concludes with “The Greatest Love Story Never Told,” a sensual tribute to their enduring connection and the realization of their happily ever after.
