Come April 2010, Jennifer Lopez will officially be making her comeback on the music scene after almost three years in between materials. “Love?” is the name of the upcoming album and, as Rap-Up informs, it will stick to the same formula that the singer has employed in the past with so much success. That is to say, the album will be a hit by all means.

Rap-Up managed to get a hold of nine tracks that have, so far, made the cut for “Love?,” though not all of them are completed yet. Also, more songs will be added from now until April, when the material is scheduled for release. Still, overall, the material seems to be a certified winner, which will surely come to please fans, who have been recently showered with mostly negative reviews of the tracks that Lopez has already released, namely, “Fresh Out the Oven” and “Louboutins.”

“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Jennifer Lopez sticks to her hitmaking formula on her seventh studio album ‘Love?’ While it’s not due until April, Rap-Up was one of the first media outlets to hear nine tracks from the superstar’s dance floor-ready project, four months prior to its release. J.Lo’s first album since becoming a mother features contributions from heavy hitters including Danja, Rodney ‘Darkchild’ Jerkins, The Neptunes (‘Fresh Out the Oven’), Stargate (‘Story of My Life’), Tricky Stewart and The-Dream (‘Louboutins’), and Wynter Gordon,” the music-oriented e-zine writes.

“The follow-up to 2007’s ‘Brave’ is scheduled for release around the same time as Lopez’s romantic comedy ‘The Back-Up Plan,’ in theaters April 16. As the title implies, the album is a love roller coaster, taking you through the ups and downs of a relationship. Some of the tracks we previewed were not final mixes and may change between now and release, and more songs will be added,” the same publication goes on to say.

The tracks offered for a first listen include, as of now: “Everybody’s Girl,” “What Is Love,” “Starting Over,” “This Cannot Be Love,” “One Love,” “Keeper,” “Beautiful” and, of course, “Louboutins” and “Fresh Out the Oven.” For more on them, please see here and keep an eye on this space for more details on the album.