American actress and singer Jennifer Lopez is set to release her ninth studio album next month, having been out of the booth for about a decade.
She has already dropped the single Can’t Get Enough, off the compilation, which will arrive on February 16, 2023. The video for the wedding-themed Can’t Get Enough has already racked in some 1.2 million views on YouTube since it premiered.
Early this week, the singer released vinyl covers of the 13-track composition, which has titles like Mad in Love, Rebound, Dear Ben Pt II, Greatest Love Story Ever Told, Midnight Trip to Vegas and many others.
Can’t Get Enough has been described as a “global phenomenon,” while others have hailed the visuals for its quality and “hidden messages.” A part of the fine rhythm samples Sean Paul and Shasha’s 2002 hit, I’m still in Love With You.
The film directed by Dave Meyers shows the On The Floor hitmaker saying her vows at a wedding as some guests crack jokes in the background. The exchanges transition into the singer dancing to the upbeat lyrics at the wedding reception with other guests on the dance floor.
The upcoming album is a sequel to Lopez’s 2002 project titled This Is Me…Then. Her last recording was titled A.K.A. (an acronym for Also Known As), released in June 2014 by Capitol Records.
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“I can’t get enough of the whole experience! I am so proud and happy for you that you can express yourself through all of your amazing talents—the singing, dancing, and the theatrical performance,” a fan said about Can’t Get Enough.
“I’ve always admired Jennifer’s music and singing voice! She doesn’t overwork her vocal cords, and she doesn’t try to sound like anyone else. She increases her musical abilities to be herself. Smooth like silk and pitch-perfect,” another added.
Can’t Get Enough is somewhat a subtle indication of how the award-winning performer kept finding new love and marriage occasionally.
Lopez married actor and filmmaker Ben Affleck in 2022 after tying the knot three different times. She was first married to Ojani Noa from 1997 until 1998, then to Cris Judd from 2001 to 2003, and to Marc Anthony from 2004 to 2014.