Flo Rida sets new standards

His debut single "Low" is running in the US for several weeks up
and down, and even here he slowly but surely tops the charts.

Frequently it is possible to just newcomers, then not a likewise high
nachzureichen quality album.
That there is another way shows Flo Rida with his album "Mail on Sunday".

It boasts indeed throughout with freshen beats and great lyrics.
It falls mainly on how versatile Flo Rida can be.
Both Dirty South Beats and softer RnB can be found on the plate
again.

It lacks neither the Party nor in the Tracks RnB tracks on
Quality.

Thanks in part it has the star producer Timbaland,
apparently making the time each album a hit album.
Along with Timbaland Flo Rida also provides probably the best track on the
Albums from, "Elevator", which, by the typical for Timbaland Beat,
Just an absolute earwig is.
These convinces Flo Rida with hard and good rap, and the captivating
Hook brings the rhythm ear.

But convincing next to "Elevator" and other songs, all in advance
the grandiose first single "Low".
But also the track "In The Ayer" featured by Will I Am,
is an absolute board and brings each subwoofer to the quake.

However, as the low-tempo numbers on the album to convince
all along the line.
Songs like "Me & U" or "Ms. Hangover", so remember not to the top
mentioned songs, yet it creates Flo Rida on the RnB rail
to do a good job.

"Mail on Sunday" has the potential a milestone for the music 2008
to be, because only a few albums manage both quantity
To bring quality and to act as versatile.