All For You

Released in the spring of 2001, the album All For You confirmed Janet Jackson's status as one of the most influential and successful authors of the pop and R&B music scene at the beginning of the new millennium. After the darker and more introspective release The Velvet Rope, Janet returns with this project to a brighter, more optimistic and extremely danceable atmosphere, filled with warm grooves, sensual ballads and the recognizable production signature of long-time collaborators Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis.

The album opens with a series of dynamic songs that combine funk, electronics and modern dance-pop, while the lead singles dominated the global charts. The title megahit "All For You" became one of the biggest radio successes of the year, and was joined by extremely popular songs such as "Doesn't Really Matter" (also known from the movie Nutty Professor II), the infectious "Someone To Call My Lover" and the energy-charged "Son Of A Gun (I Betcha Think This Song Is About You)".

Known for its smooth vocal arrangements, playful interludes, and flawless production, All For You provides a perfect cross-section of the golden age of contemporary R&B. This album is a must-have for any fan of the top pop sound of the 2000s.