Flo Rida, Mail on Sunday

Flo Rida's debut isn't a tribute to the UK Sunday tabloid - the Miami rapper boasts a slightly more positive attitude towards women's bodies, best demonstrated on Roll, a litany of appreciative similes for the female derriere. Mail on Sunday is an album made for blaring out of car stereos and club soundsystems, for head nodding and booty shaking. Flo Rida himself is able and charismatic, but doesn't sustain a compelling persona on every cut, which instead stand or fall (mostly the former) on their production. Timbaland, will.i.am, T-Pain and guests such as Lil' Wayne and Birdman add character and a no-nonsense physicality to the mix: Priceless features a distorted, see-sawing guitar riff and beats like thunderclaps; monster single Low is irresistibly kinetic; and American Superstar is glorious and triumphant.