Looking For Love
Damita Jo
Sexhibition
Strawberry Bounce
My Baby
The Islands
Spending Time With You
Magic Hour
Island Life
All Nite Don't Stop
R&B Junkie
I Want You
Like You Don't Love Me
Thinkin' 'Bout My X
Warmth
Moist
It All Comes Down To Love
Truly
The One
SloLove
Country
Just A Little While
Frogtoon Music Album Info: Damita Jo
Published: 12 Dec 2021, 23:18
Damita Jo Is The Eighth Studio Album By American Singer Janet Jackson. It Was Released On March 30 2004 By Virgin Records. The Album Takes Its Title From Jackson's Middle Name. Its Music Incorporates Pop Rock Electro House And Hip Hop Styles In Addition To R&B. Its Concept Is Based On Jackson's Alternate Personalities Exploring Themes Involving Intimacy Monogamy Love And Dance. Its Production Is Derived From Producers Including Dallas Austin Scott Storch BAG & Arnthor Arnthor Birgisson Rich Harrison Télépopmusik Just Blaze And Kanye West In Addition To Jackson And Jam & Lewis. The Album Was Recorded Over 18 Months The Longest Span Of Time Jackson Had Spent On A Project. Jackson Sought To Find Producers Who Identified With Her Emotions Intending "hard-Hitting Dance Music". Producers Declared It "a Really Sexy Record" Which Was Bold Fun And Positive. Multiple Personae Portrayed Include The Obstinate "Damita Jo" And Lascivious "Strawberry Bounce". Jackson Stated That They Were "another Way To Express And Expose A Deeper Part Of Me" Comparing Her Writing Process To That Of A Novelist Inventing Characters With Independent Personalities. Jackson Claimed That The Aforementioned Characters "absolutely" Live Inside Of Her Stating It "feels Wonderful" To Release Them. Prior To Its Completion Jackson Performed A Medley Of Hits At The Super Bowl XXXVIII Halftime Show. The Performance Ended In Jackson's Breast Being Exposed By Surprise Guest Justin Timberlake. Conglomerates Involved With The Broadcast Who Received Massive Fines By The U.S. Federal Communications Commission FCC Including Viacom And CBS And Subsidiaries MTV And Infinity Broadcasting Enforced A Blacklist Of Jackson's Singles And Music Videos Although Timberlake Was Unaffected. The Album Received Generally Favorable Reviews. Jackson Replied To Critics Focusing On The Album's Suggestive Content And The Super Bowl Incident In Place Of The Music Itself Stating She Was "fascinated" By These Interpretations Expressing Concern For Society's Need To Often Place Others Within A Specific Sexual Category. It Garnered Jackson's Second Highest First-Week Sales In The US And Was Certified Platinum. Damita Jo Sold Over Two Million Copies Worldwide. It Received A Grammy Award Nomination For Best Contemporary R&B Album. Jackson Was Awarded Several Career Accolades Throughout Its Promotion. The Album Spawned Four Singles "Just A Little While" "I Want You" "All Nite Don't Stop " And "R&B Junkie".