Moving along with throwback sounds, flirty pop gem "Breakfast" will take you back to the 80's, with its bouncy, fun beat and synth-pop spirit. Staying on the sweet and fizzy love song train, "More and More" is the perfect follow up to "Breakfast" and again celebrates the playfulness of synth-pop but with more of a colourful and airy tone. If you're feeling the Whitney Houstan vibes, trust me you are not alone...it is so great. 

 

To avoid repetition and predictabiltiy, Fleur changes the tone with "Paris", "Over Getting Over" and "Baby Don't Dance", by introducing combinations of pop, disco and rap genres. They add a refreshing spunkiness to the album, whilst still allowing you to booty pop and lip synch like the inner diva within. "Never Say When" may get lost amongst the predominately upbeat tracks, however offers a groovier taste of Fleur East and calms you down before "Like That" forces you to dance with your most sassiest attitude. With her evidently powerful vocals, there is a lack of ballads, but all is forgiven as the album is truly hit after hit. The album is electric just like her presence and is a strong debut album that will most definitely produce fantastic live shows.