Jessica Sutta discography

On September 19, 2010, she released her first solo single, I Wanna Be Bad, which she wrote and produced with Tearce Keaz.[6][7] On September 24, 2010, she debuted the song at the West Hollywood Gay bar, Here Lounge.[8][9] On October 18, 2010, the music video for the single directed by Frank E. Flowers, premiered on Radar Online.[10][11] On December 26, 2010, she debuted and performed two new tracks titled, "Good Boy" and "Jack in the Box", at the Dolphins vs. Lions Game at Sun Life Stadium in Miami, Florida.[12][13] On March 3, 2011, she revealed a collaboration with DJ Erick Morillo on a track titled "Pin-up Girl".[14] The song was written by VASSY & Jamie Hartman,[15] and produced by Morillo, Harry Romero and José Nunez. It also features American rapper Justin Oxley. On March 27, 2011, she performed the track alongside Oxley and Morillo at Ultra Music Festival.[16]
Cedric Gervai's, "Where Ever U Are."[17] which features Sutta was released on August 2, 2011[18] and appears on Gervais' album Miamication.[19] On June 3, 2011, she announced on Twitter that she had signed to "Hollywood Records", home to several Disney artists.[20] Jessica's official first single "Show Me" appears as a bonus track on Now That's What I Call Music! Vol. 39, which was released on August 9, 2011.[21] "Show Me" premiered on Idolator on August 3, 2011.[22] The video premiered on Saturday, August 6 on ABC Family.[23] Following that, the song became available digitally on August 23.[24] The song peaked at number one on the Hot Dance Club Songs in the United States, becoming Sutta's first number-one single as a solo artist.[25] She is currently working on her debut solo album, Sutta Pop, which is to be released in 2012.[26][27]
In 2012 she performed at various corporate and other performance venues, achieving critical acclaim for her performance at Chicago's Halsted Market Days.[28] In June 2012, Sutta revealed to The Morning Show that she was working with RedOne on her upcoming album.[29] On 5 August 2012, Sutta announced that she was planning to release, "Make It Loud", as her third single in September of the same year. However, the single was not released.[30] On 6 October 2012, Sutta revealed on Ustream that she was no longer working with RedOne and had left Hollywood Records.[31] On 13 December 2012, Sutta revealed that she would be releasing new music in early 2013.[32]
==Studio Albums==
Title 	Album details	Peak Chart
Title 	Album details	US
Sutta Pop	
*Released: May 31, 2013
*Label: Hollywood
*Formats: CD, digital download	1
TBA 	
*Released: 2015
*Label: Interscope
*Formats: CD, digital download	TBA
==Extended Plays==
 
Title 	Album details
Sutta Pop	
*Released: April 23, 2014
*Label: Hollywood
*Formats: CD, digital download
==Singles==
List of singles, with selected chart positions
Title 	Year	Peak Chart	Album
Title 	Year	US 	Album
"I Wanna Be Bad" 	2010	12 	Sutta Pop
"Show Me" 	2011	1 	Sutta Pop
"Lights Out" 	2013	8 	Sutta Pop
"Make It Loud" 	2013	6 	Sutta Pop
"Cry Wolf (Remix)"	2014	15 	Sutta Pop EP
==Singles (ft. Jessica Sutta)==
List of singles, with selected chart positions
Title 	Year	Peak chart	Album
Title 	Year	US 	Album
"Make It Last" 	2007	1 	Make It Last
"White Lies" 	2007	15 	In Between
"Where Ever U Are"	2011	— 	Miamification
==Music videos==
Year	Title 	Director
2010	"I Wanna Be Bad" 	Frank E. Flowers
2011	"Pin-Up Girl" 	Eugene Riecansky
2011	"Show Me" 	SKINNY
2013	"Lights Out" 	SKINNY
2013	"Make It Loud" 	SKINNY
2014	"Cry Wolf (Remix)"	Eugene Riecansky
==Music videos (ft. Jessica Sutta)==
Year	Title 	Director
2007	"White Lies" 	Lucy Adams
2011	"Where Ever U Are"	Lucy Adams