Jennifer Lopez has mentioned that her new album ‘This Is Me… Now’ is the results of a “20 yr journey” that has encompassed her “total music profession”.
The album was launched yesterday (February 16), alongside its accompanying movie This Is Me… Now: A Love Story, a fictionalised account of Lopez’ love life with Ben Affleck.
In an look on The Tonight Present Starring Jimmy Fallon, Lopez spoke concerning the two initiatives, saying that they’re all about her “reconciling” the final twenty years of “development and all of the falling down and getting up” that she has finished.
“This can be a 20 yr journey,” she continued. “This undertaking is a 20 yr undertaking of my complete total music profession, and the way I received from then to now.”
Lopez lately introduced out Latto and REDMAN for her Saturday Evening Reside efficiency of ‘Can’t Get Sufficient’, the lead single from her upcoming album. Latto first took to the stage to ship her remixed verse subsequent to JLo; in a twist, REDMAN additionally appeared to rap his personal verse.
‘This Is Me… Now’ is her first album in over a decade. In an interview with Zane Lowe, she mentioned the music felt like “genuine rhythms and melodies and greater than something, a sense within the music, and I feel that’s what lots of people who heard the album in its early days had been feeling.”
The accompanying movie of the identical title options Lopez and Affleck taking part in variations of themselves, alongside Trevor Noah, Jane Fonda, Sofia Vergara and Publish Malone. There may be additionally set to be a documentary movie titled The Biggest Love Story By no means Advised to return out on February 27, which might be a behind the scenes account of the making of the album and the narrative movie.
In different information, Lopez has been introduced to produce the brand new Bob The Builder movie. The movie, set to star Anthony Ramos, will comply with Bob as he travels to Puerto Rico, and “takes on points affecting the island and digs deeper into what it means to construct. Bob’s journey will have fun the colourful and vibrant textures of the Caribbean Latin nations and their folks.”