After being released from Tommy Boy Jocelyn landed a distribution deal with Bayside Entertainment in 2002. She then launched her own label J.E.M. Entertainment. Her third album, All My Life, was released in 2003. The first single of the album "No Way No How", produced by Al B Rich and penned by Dee Roberts. The single peaked at #1 on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart. The second and last single from the album was "Why." After the second single she decided to focus on her family and faith and take a break from the music industry. In 2018 she released the single "To Love Again". This would also mark the 20 year anniversary of "If You Could Read My Mind", in which Enriquez was interviewed for the Billboard article "Ultra Naté, Amber and Jocelyn Enriquez on their 1998 Stars on 54 Collaboration 'If You Could Read My Mind'". Enriquez reflected on how she landed on the single, "They said, "This is a good opportunity, but you have to go now!" I want to say I was in New York within three days so that I could record the song. We would all sing different harmonies and ad-libs, but never really saw the big picture until the end. So it was kind of mysterious how we recorded it." The following year Enriquez also embarked on a Philippines Tour to promote "To Love Again". In 2020, she released a re-recorded version of "You Are The One". Production duo Black Caviar released a cover of "A Little Bit of Ecstasy" that same year. Her last single "Beauty Comes Through Pain" is distributed by Warner Bros Philippines. Jocelyn continues to perform live and active on her social media. Personal life She graduated from Pinole Valley High School in 1993. Enriquez is married to Pastor Alain Macasadia. They formerly served at Calvary Chapel of San Diego doing worship and children's ministry. They moved to San Antonio in 2005. In 2006, Macasadia became the worship leader of Calvary Chapel San Antonio. They have four children, Matthew, Ashley, Jonathan, and Timothy. Discography Lovely (1994) Jocelyn (1997) All My Life (2003) See also List of number-one dance hits (United States) List of artists who reached number one on the US Dance chart References External links Jocelyn Enriquez on Apple Music Music Video for "Do You Miss Me" Music Video for "A Little Bit of Ecstasy" (directed by