Name: A.K.A.
Brand: CD
SKU: 53592000
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A.K.A.

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Album: A.K.A.
#	Song Title		Time
1)	A.K.A. feat. T.I.	More Info...
2)	First Love	More Info...
3)	Never Satisfied	More Info...
4)	I Luh Ya Papi feat. French Montana	More Info...
5)	Acting Like That feat. Iggy Azalea	More Info...
6)	Emotions	More Info...
7)	So Good	More Info...
8)	Let It Be Me	More Info...
9)	Worry No More feat. Rick Ross	More Info...
10)	Booty feat Pitbull	More Info...

Album: A.K.A.
#	Song Title		Time
1)	A.K.A. feat. T.I.	More Info...
2)	First Love	More Info...
3)	Never Satisfied	More Info...
4)	I Luh Ya Papi feat. French Montana	More Info...
5)	Acting Like That feat. Iggy Azalea	More Info...
6)	Emotions	More Info...
7)	So Good	More Info...
8)	Let It Be Me	More Info...
9)	Worry No More feat. Rick Ross	More Info...
10)	Booty feat Pitbull	More Info...

Performer Notes

Recording information: Conway Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Doppler Studios, Atlanta, GA; Encore Recording Studios, Burbank, CA; Pinky's Palace, Hidden Hills, CA; Roccstarr Studio, Woodland Hills, CA; Westlake Recording Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Wolf Cousins Studios, Stockholm, Sweden.
Photographers: Steven Gomillion; Dennis Leupold.
Moving to Capitol/EMI after a one-off record at Island/Universal, Jennifer Lopez seizes the opportunity of a new label to jump-start her career with A.K.A. It isn't quite a complete reboot, however. Its executive producer is RedOne, who worked on 2011's Love?, but this record attempts to push J-Lo further into modern dance, by having her duet with T.I., Pitbull, and Rick Ross, not to mention Iggy Azalea, who was the hottest rapper in the U.S. upon the June release of A.K.A. Iggy's showcase arrives on "Acting Like That," one of several tracks produced by Leon Youngblood, and his contributions -- which also include the title track and "So Good" -- are the moments on the record that get it right, balancing the heavy club throb with pop hooks that rely on feel as much as Lopez's vocals. A bit more of A.K.A. is devoted to heavy rhythm than usual -- she's on familiar territory on "First Love," a confection constructed by Max Martin -- and while that's an indication of how Lopez wants to rebrand herself for 2014, the sound also camouflages whatever lyrics she's singing about her divorce from Marc Anthony. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Professional Reviews

Billboard - "An eclectic mix of sounds ring throughout the set as she opts for a mix of urban tilting songs, pop ballads, and dance inducing knockouts."