It's been a while since fans have heard anything from JoJo. According to Pop Crush, it's been nine years since her last studio album, "The High Road." So when she dropped three singles (or "Tringle") a day ahead of schedule, fans were ecstatic.

She posted on her official website, "THANKFUL AND EXCITED to share these three singles with you!! Thank you from the bottom to the top of my heart for your support over the years. The journey is just beginning..."

The songs that she released, called "Say Love," "Save My Soul" and "When Love Hurts" were made available to fans on Thursday, and Entertainment Weekly noted that it has the music punch to prove that she still has her impressive pipes, bringing power and soul to her music with her wide range of notes.

The songs themselves showcase the different styling ranges from the singer, with "Say Love" being a melodic power ballad, "Save My Soul" as a bone-chilling, hypnotic chant, and "When Love Hurts" as a song to take to the dance floor about a love lost.

The standout song, of course, will depend on your music preference, but all in all, it's quite difficult to pick which one is the best, her vocal range and style says everything -- this girl has talent!

The 24-year-old singer rose to fame with hits like "Too Little Too Late," "Baby It's You" and "Leave (Get Out)." She also dabbled a bit with acting, starring opposite Robin Williams in "RV" and Emma Roberts and Sara Paxton in "Aquamarine."

Her tringle marks her return to the music studio after a battle against her label, Blackground Records. After she released her first two albums in 2004 (JoJo) and 2006 (The High Road), the singer was kept from leaving the company due to a contract she signed at only 12 years old. She finally broke free of the relationship and last year signed with Atlantic.

Her third album is expected to hit stores later in the year. However, between "High Road" and the next album, and despite the messy battle against her former label, JoJo has released two mixtapes and an EP. Now that the 24-year-old is with Atlantic, she's starting the new chapter in her music career that she's been very vocal about for some time now.

Check out the full versions of her latest tracks on her newly launched website, but you can listen to previews below.

What do you think of the her return singles?