As we dive into the best of Janet Jackson's hits, ... With its catchy chorus and disco-influenced sound, the title track "All ...

On those verses, Janet Jackson is a disco singer, just like Michael had once been. There’s some Motown in that vocal, and some of echo of the records that Diana Ross was making with Chic back ...

Janet Jackson last released an album seven years ago. With that kind of break — and the threat of newer, younger peers — Unbreakable couldn’t be anything less than Jackson at her best ...

Janet Jackson's influence continues to remain omnipresent in today's pop landscape, much of which is owed to "Control." ... disco-inflected “Off the Wall” at the tail end of the ‘70s. ...

Janet Jackson's 1993 LP 'Janet.' boldly embraced sexuality, ... Disco stars like Donna Summer worked to bridge that image gap in the mainstream ...

Janet Jackson is well aware of the job at hand on her first album in seven years, and she doesn’t waste any time facing up to it. “Hello,” she coos in the opening track of “Unbreakable ...

Janet Jackson is almost 50 years old, and with over 150 million albums sold into her 33-year recording career, ... (the loping after-hours disco of “No Sleeep,” which, ...

Janet Jackson has outsold David Bowie, Amy Winehouse, and Tupac ... “Damita Jo,” the title track to her 2004 album that shows off a sex-positve thump and delightful flirtation with disco, ...

More still, Janet Jackson's 1999-released "I Get Lonely" is one of the few tracks that blend Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis and Teddy Riley (via the vocal quartet Blackstreet's collaboration on the track).

Plus, get reviews of the latest albums from Avicii, Garbage and more. — -- intro: This week Janet Jackson returns after a seven-year absence, Swedish DJ Avicii releases his second album, the ...

With its catchy chorus and disco-influenced sound, the title track “All for You” was a major hit in the early 2000s. It’s a fun, flirty song that showcases Janet’s playful side.