JoJo wants to be your “Wonder Woman.”
The 26-year-old singer has released a new, soulful slow jam about being the female superhero but in a sexier way, shall we say.
Flanked with 90s R&B harmonies and phrasing, the song sees JoJo reminiscing of sexy times with an old flame. “Remember when you used to call me wonder woman, when I gave you good love?” she sings.
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“Wonder Woman” by JoJo is a powerful and soulful ballad that explores themes of self-worth, empowerment, and the strength to move on from a toxic relationship. The song has a rich emotional depth, with JoJo’s expressive vocals at the forefront, delivering a message of resilience and self-empowerment. It’s a track that resonates with anyone who has reclaimed their power and chosen to value themselves above all else.
The production in “Wonder Woman” is sleek and elegant, featuring a smooth blend of piano, strings, and a steady rhythm section. The instrumentation is carefully arranged to support JoJo’s vocals without overwhelming the emotional core of the song. The tempo is moderate, allowing the song to build gradually and reach a crescendo that complements the intensity of the lyrics.
JoJo’s voice is the heart of the song, her delivery filled with passion and conviction. She sings with a mix of strength and vulnerability, capturing the emotional journey of realizing one’s own worth and breaking free from someone who doesn’t appreciate it. The lyrics explore the idea of being treated like a “wonder woman,” someone who is expected to do it all without receiving the same level of care and respect in return.
The chorus is particularly memorable, with a powerful hook that reinforces the song’s central theme of empowerment. It echoes the realization that it’s time to move on and no longer be taken for granted. The melody is soulful and evocative, leaving a lasting impression on the listener.
Overall, “Wonder Woman” by JoJo is a soulful and empowering ballad that encourages listeners to value themselves and not settle for less than they deserve. The song’s polished production, expressive vocals, and poignant lyrics create a compelling listening experience that resonates with anyone who’s found the strength to move on from a toxic relationship. It’s a track that invites listeners to embrace their own inner strength and become their own “wonder woman.”
Ok, JoJo, do that! “Wonder Woman” follows her 2016 LP release Mad Love album which was pop-leaning. After listening to this, I wonder if she’ll pursue a more R&B sound.
