Fragmented Flo Rida Album

Florida was fiscal years ruled the rap of Trick Daddy and the rest of Slip-N-Slide, until a few years ago several newcomers ventured into the action. One of them was the 31-year Tramar Dillard aka Flo Rida. His two previous albums "Mail On Sunday" and "Roots" also had the same global success hits as "low" or "Right Round" in the luggage and made him a sought-after artist. Flo Rida has always had a commercial impulse, since he got signed to a major label, but with "Only One Flo Pt. 1" takes the whole another dimension to. Originally album no. 3 titled "The Only 1", then it should appear as a double CD and now you have something changed the album title and shared the wheel, so to speak in two different parts. The harbinger get me up with "Only On Flo Pt. 1" presented, which covers only 8 songs and you should actually dub as EP. For example, a guest rap Rocker Kevin Rudolf, Akon, David Guetta, Ludacris and Gucci Mane were available.

Kevin Rudolf from the Cash Money camp met already in the opening track of "Only One Flo Pt. 1" to be set. About a thick brushing beat with lots of bass Flowt Flo Rida like crazy and Kevin Rudolf completes the whole neatly from with "singing" in a crushed Synthes refrain. All in all, remembers the song from his sound forth but somehow on "My Humps" by the Black Eyed Peas and is therefore not really innovative. "Turn around (5,4,3,2,1)" also accesses a snappy beat with plenty of dance / electro elements back and invites formally with its simple refrain for mitgröllen and dance a. We get a little chilligere number now with "Come with me" offer. The slow beat is indeed pushed by his powerful bass straight to the top, is the overall impression but hergesehen nothing special. However, the melodies have been traveling with a little more and in the chorus the Flo Rida sings come then again one or other Synthes for use. With "Who Dat Girl" you jump back on to the rails of the first two tracks. Whomping beats, playful melodies plus a Akon is allowed to let off steam in the song - a very simple formula to create a chart hit. Next higher speed may also share in "21" is not missing. A droning beat gives the tone here, but most of all Laza Morgan with his Jamaican accent and easily understood and catchy chorus make this piece stand out a little bit from all over the pabulum. "Respirator" can loosely pass through his wummendes and oblique Instrumental back the masses on the dance floors of the world, but something special is the song ... but not necessarily the partial onset sirens to the chorus are out / in the chorus a nice gimmick. The decoupled as single and also known from the soundtrack of "Step Up 3D" "Club Can not Handle Me" is probably a household name. Here Flo Rida has teamed up with DJ mastermind David Guetta and created a burning Dance bomb. Meanwhile, the song is, however, already "old" and the entire music industry has taken up the trend to mix rap and electro. "Why you up in here" then closes the first act of "Only One Flo". This song is probably one described as the first real rap track of the disc. The main reason is undoubtedly the under painted with booming kick bass beat hard, and dark melodies. To support himself Flo Rida has brought in both ATL Headz Gucci Mane and Gucci Mane and Git Fresh here.

As initially described sounds the track number 8, which extend over a total playing time of good 28 minutes as a joke, especially where it is already known that Part II in 2011 should come into the shops. One could indeed just a "normal" can make music of it, but then you would perhaps behind heart Uschi just no more material to something for next year? In addition, this Flo Rida's is first carrying no Parental Advisory signs and therefore is clean, but by total radio friendly (seems to be a new trend). Well really varied is "Only One Flo" and not otherwise for short-term fun and to celebrate a nice stopgap ... but that was about it.

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