The album (2015) is a specific Japanese version of Romanian singer Inna's fourth studio album, Inna . Released by Warner Music Japan on July 23, 2015, this edition features a tailored tracklist designed to appeal specifically to Japanese fans. Album Overview
: A major success in Europe, certified Platinum in Spain.
: The record is primarily dance-pop but heavily incorporates deep house, electro house, and Latin influences. Inna Body And The Sun zip
: Reached number one in Romania and features a sample from Marian Hill's "Got It". "Bop Bop" : Reached number two on the Romanian charts.
The album achieved modest commercial success, peaking at number 157 on the Oricon Chart in Japan. Physical CD copies can still be found through retailers like Amazon and eBay . It is also available for digital consumption on streaming platforms such as Spotify and YouTube Music . The album (2015) is a specific Japanese version
: Features Inna singing in English and partially in Arabic. Commercial Performance and Availability
: The album was recorded over a year in cities like Barcelona, Ibiza, and Los Angeles. It includes tracks originally intended for a cancelled EP titled Summer Days . Full Tracklist (Japanese Edition) : The record is primarily dance-pop but heavily
: Inna collaborated with several high-profile producers, including Thomas Troelsen, The Monsters and the Strangerz, and long-time collaborators Play & Win.