wait the Jocelyn album was finally released in May 1997. The album peaked at #182 on the Billboard 200 albums chart and at #11 on the Billboard Top Heatseekers chart. The saw three commercially released singles: "Do You Miss Me", "A Little Bit Of Ecstasy", and "Get Into The Rhythm". "Even If" was opted as a single, Soul Solution remix eventually leaked, however the single never happened. "Stay With Me" was exclusively released as a single in Brazil. The album would pave the way for her to perform internationally and lead to the Jocelyn Philippines Album Tour. She made several appearances on TV, radio, and venues. While on Showbiz Lingo Splash she shared the stage with Filipina icons Pops Fernandez, Ella Mae, Verni Varga, Zsa Zsa, and Jaya where they closed the performance singing "Even If". Unfortunately, the joint venture between Classified Records and Tommy Boy Music ended and Enriquez opted to stay with Tommy Boy. She began working on material for her then third album which was intended to venture Jocelyn in a more Pop/R&B sound incorporating her Dance audience. In 1998, Enriquez, Amber, and Ultra Naté joined for a cover the Gordon Lightfoot 1971 hit "If You Could Read My Mind" as Stars on 54. The group's rendition of "If You Could Read My Mind" wound up impacting various charts worldwide, it landed at #3 on the Billboard Dance Club Songs and #52 on the Hot 100. The song would be the lead single for the film 54's soundtrack. The film's initial cut was rejected by Miramax, which lead to the a new cut to be made. This led to the Stars on 54 cameo at end of the theatrical released edit. Enriquez's response to appearing in the film "My hair was so huge, oh my goodness. It was crazy! To be able film it at the actual venue, that was pretty cool." The birth of her first child led to a brief hiatus and halt on her third album. In 2000, she returned with the Thunderpuss produced "When I Get Close to You" and hit #1 on Billboards Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart. This single led her to being the vocalist for "So Fabulous, So Fierce (Freak Out)", an interpolation of the disco anthem Chic's "Le Freak". The song appeared on the Disney "102 Dalmatians" film/soundtrack, and also appears in the Dance Dance Revolution video game series.