At the end of 2015, the pop duo released their fourth studio album titled “Un Besito Más,” which went to Number One on the Latin Albums Chart.
The group toured the United States, Latin America, and Spain to support the album, as well as solidifying their base with shows in Latin America.
The album, produced by Fraser T Smith and Martin Terefe (Jason Mraz, James Morrison, and Shawn Mendes), included the song, "Un Besito Mas," which Jesse & Joy wrote after their father's death and is depicted in the video highlighting the US immigration issues.

Un Besito Mas earned four Latin GRAMMY® Nominations (in the categories of Record of the year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year and Best Contemporary Pop Album).
That year, Jesse & Jay performed as part of the Latin Recording Academy's  “Person of the Year” Gala honoring Roberto Carlos.
The album, Un Besito Mas went on to win the Latin Grammy (2016) for Best Pop Vocal Album.

The release, shortly after, of their first-ever English songs, "Echoes of Love" and "More Than Amigos", extended the band's reach to the United Kingdom when the songs were playlisted on BBC Radio 1.

The Independent in the UK described album opener "Echoes of Love" as “true to their Latin/folk roots while introducing distinctly Adele-style epicness to the vocals”.

In mid-2016, Jesse & Joy gained mainstream attention with the release of their first dual-language album, Jesse & Joy which contained English versions of songs from their past four studio releases and biggest hits such as “Corre! (
Run!)”,
 “Espacio Sideral (Outer Space)", "Ecos de Amor (Echoes of Love)”, among others.
The English/Spanish album was a logical step for the siblings, as Jesse later said: "I was blessed to be raised in a bi-cultural home.
It showed me, from a young age, the beauty and power that lies in diversity, and working with my sister every day I experience the power that lies in unity: ‘Together we are stronger.’
All it takes is a little more time to understand and learn from one another."

At the 2017 American Grammy Award ceremony they received further mainstream recognition with their first-ever Grammy Award for Best Latin Pop Album honoring Un Besito Más, and in Joy's acceptance speech she dedicated the achievement to "all the Hispanics out there."

Jesse & Joy rounded out 2017 with appearances at the Latin American Music Awards, and at the Latin Grammy's "Person of the Year Gala" honoring Alejandro Sanz.

With their live Un Besito Más Tour, Jesse & Joy visited more than 15 countries and nearly 100 cities, including Buenos Aires, Madrid, Barcelona, Santiago de Chile, New York and Los Angeles.


In 2018, Jesse & Joy embarked on another international tour, beginning at Chile’s Viña Del Mar Festival, followed by the band’s homecoming to Mexico City's Arena Ciudad de Mexico.

The duo received the 2018 Vision Award that September at the 31st Annual Hispanic Heritage Awards, which aired on PBS that month.
The award recognizes Latinos with major contributions in music.
At the end of 2015, the pop duo released their fourth studio album titled “Un Besito Más,” which went to Number One on the Latin Albums Chart. The group toured the United States, Latin America, and Spain to support the album, as well as solidifying their base with shows in Latin America. The album, produced by Fraser T Smith and Martin Terefe (Jason Mraz, James Morrison, and Shawn Mendes), included the song, "Un Besito Mas," which Jesse & Joy wrote after their father's death and is depicted in the video highlighting the US immigration issues.
Un Besito Mas earned four Latin GRAMMY® Nominations (in the categories of Record of the year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year and Best Contemporary Pop Album). That year, Jesse & Jay performed as part of the Latin Recording Academy's  “Person of the Year” Gala honoring Roberto Carlos. The album, Un Besito Mas went on to win the Latin Grammy (2016) for Best Pop Vocal Album. 
The release, shortly after, of their first-ever English songs, "Echoes of Love" and "More Than Amigos", extended the band's reach to the United Kingdom when the songs were playlisted on BBC Radio 1.
The Independent in the UK described album opener "Echoes of Love" as “true to their Latin/folk roots while introducing distinctly Adele-style epicness to the vocals”.
In mid-2016, Jesse & Joy gained mainstream attention with the release of their first dual-language album, Jesse & Joy which contained English versions of songs from their past four studio releases and biggest hits such as “Corre! (Run!)”,  “Espacio Sideral (Outer Space)", "Ecos de Amor (Echoes of Love)”, among others. The English/Spanish album was a logical step for the siblings, as Jesse later said: "I was blessed to be raised in a bi-cultural home. It showed me, from a young age, the beauty and power that lies in diversity, and working with my sister every day I experience the power that lies in unity: ‘Together we are stronger.’ All it takes is a little more time to understand and learn from one another."
At the 2017 American Grammy Award ceremony they received further mainstream recognition with their first-ever Grammy Award for Best Latin Pop Album honoring Un Besito Más, and in Joy's acceptance speech she dedicated the achievement to "all the Hispanics out there."
Jesse & Joy rounded out 2017 with appearances at the Latin American Music Awards, and at the Latin Grammy's "Person of the Year Gala" honoring Alejandro Sanz.
With their live Un Besito Más Tour, Jesse & Joy visited more than 15 countries and nearly 100 cities, including Buenos Aires, Madrid, Barcelona, Santiago de Chile, New York and Los Angeles.

In 2018, Jesse & Joy embarked on another international tour, beginning at Chile’s Viña Del Mar Festival, followed by the band’s homecoming to Mexico City's Arena Ciudad de Mexico.
The duo received the 2018 Vision Award that September at the 31st Annual Hispanic Heritage Awards, which aired on PBS that month. The award recognizes Latinos with major contributions in music.
Jesse & Joy