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''Fastlife'' is the debut studio album by American recording artist Joe Jonas. It was released in October 11, 2011 through Hollywood Records. The album is the first official release from Jonas since Jonas Brothers went on hiatus a year prior. Consequently, the contents of ''Fastlife'' mark a shift in musical direction from the pop-rock stylings of Jonas Brothers, drawing influences instead from urban genres of electropop and R&B. Unlike their pop background, the "Just in Love" remix contains an explicit rap from Lil Wayne, earning ''Fastlife'' a Parental Advisory sticker. ''Fastlife'' features production from a range of acclaimed producers including Rob Knox, Danja, and Brian Kennedy, among others. The album's release was preceded by singles "See No More" and "Just in Love", released in June and September 2011 respectively. Fastlife entered onto Billboard 200 chart at No. 15 off an 18,000 start. This was Joe's first and only solo album to be released on Hollywood Records.
==Background==
Jonas explained the title of the album, ''Fastlife'', by saying "I think my life has been so crazy busy for the past year and a half, and I kind of wanted to show people a little bit more of what my life is about, bring them into it a little bit more, so that's been a fun experience." He described ''Fastlife'' as an "upbeat record". According to him, the difference between the songs done with his brothers and the songs on his solo album is that they are "more urban and dance electronic".〔
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