Reception
It Doesn't Matter debuted at number two on Germany album charts. It remained for several weeks but never reached the number one position. The album had most success in Germany and Australia. "Summer Jam" was one of the most successful singles in the album. The track reached number three position on Germany Top 100 Singles Chart for the entire summer 2000. Then, the second single off the album, "Tonight", was not considered a hit, although it stayed for several weeks in the Germany Top 100 Singles Charts. On May 28th, 2001, "I Can't Handle It", the third, and final single was released staying at the top of the charts in Germany. Due to the success of the first singles, in the years 2003 and 2004 was released a remix of the album, including two new songs: "Saturday" and "Winter Jam"
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