led her to perform in San Diego where she would be introduced to her future husband. The fourth single "Big Love" was heavily inspired by Donna Summer's "I Feel Love" would also be re-recorded, remixed and released as "Big Love (Energy Box Mixes)" as the album's fifth single. The last single "Only" was released on 12" and notably a fan favorite from the album. In April 1996 "Do You Miss Me?" would debut on Wild 107.7 and quickly gained traction. The single eventually became a Top 40 hit on Dance and Pop radio (#17 and #38 peaks, respectively), and peaked at #49 on the Billboard Hot 100. The single was also successful outside of the U.S. where it reached #7 in Singapore and the Top 20 Pop in Canada. The music video was shot over a year later as the single maintained a popularity well into 1997 internationally.In 1996, Classified Records formed a joint venture with Tommy Boy Records and its imprint Timber! Records, this catapulted "Do You Miss Me?" as an international hit. Pop punk band Lucky Boys Confusion later covered "Do You Miss Me" on their 2001 album Throwing the Game. The follow up single "A Little Bit of Ecstasy" peaked at #1 on the Billboard Hot Dance Music/Maxi-Singles Sales chart and #55 on the Billboard Hot 100. The video was directed by Francis Lawrence who went on to direct Jennifer Lopez's "Waiting For Tonight" music video and the box office hits "I Am Legend" and "Hunger Games". The single was originally intended to be released in the fall of 1996 however Jocelyn's high school knee injury caught up to her and was not able to walk. However, due to scheduling she still recorded the video with an injured knee. As a compromise Jocelyn was lifted around set and stayed stationary for her shots. After filming she had surgery and returned to the stage for the San Francisco Bammie Awards in early 1997. She won for "Artist of the Year" and performed "A Little Bit of Ecstasy" for the first time. The success of the single also led her perform on MTV's "The Grind" and included in the box office hit "A Night At The Roxbury" film and soundtrack. Years later the song was licensed to the DDRMAX2 PlayStation 2 game. A cover version by Josie was released on the Power Dance Hits Volume 1. After a long