Standing for "Route of Overcoming the Struggle," R.O.O.T.S. is Flo Rida's follow-up to Mail on Sunday, the album featuring megahit Low. The autobiographical opener, Finally Here, seems bemused by life's journey, and closer Rewind centers around a "turn back time" metaphor supported by Wyclef's pathos for hire. Of course, the reason you're here is for the numerous poptastic club tracks, all delivered in true ringtone rapper style. The Dead or Alive interpolating Right Round is Low's heir apparent, an infectious single created by producer Doctor Luke (who previously worked for Lily Allen) plus Koool Kojak (who previously worked for Andy Milonakis). Sugar is shameless enough to "incorporate elements" of Eiffel 65's Euro-trash earworm Blue (Da Ba Dee). The upbeat call-and-response hook of Jump is delivered by an Auto-Tuned Nelly Furtado, and if you're expecting Fergie or Gwen Stefani to show up during this pop-rap spectacular, you instead get decent shots from Ne-Yo and Akon. R.O.O.T.S. is hip-hop like Nas never happened, an album owing more to Lady GaGa than to Public Enemy. If you enjoy the hook, you enjoy the song, and if you're headed to the club in a fine ride on a Friday night, you'll likely fall for some of what's on offer here. ~ David Jeffries, Rovi

1		Finally Here
2		Jump
3		Gotta Get It (Dancer)
4		Shone
5		Right Round
6		R.O.O.T.S.
7		Be on You
8		Mind on My Money
9		Available
10		Touch Me
11		Never
12		Sugar
13		Rewind