Sorry for Party Rocking

iTunes Review

Although electro-rapping, Los Angelino festivity-champions Redfoo and SkyBlu (a.k.a. LMFAO) have titled their anticipated sophomore album Sorry for Party Rocking, they pick up right where they left off with 2009’s Party Rock — unapologetically partying their faces off with hilarious results. The title-track explodes with bastardized R&B grooves mashed up against ‘80s synths, dance-floor pounding beats, and crunk-like rhymes about living the wild life. With ample help from London chanteuse Lauren Bennett and Hollywood producer GoonRock, the following “Party Rock Anthem” makes good on its title with an insta-hit trimmed in flashes of electronics, buoyant beats, and lyrics that celebrate and encourage decadent behavior. Busta Rhymes cameos on the sweltering high-roller’s jam “Take It to the Hole” before “With You” closes with second-wind gumption to keep the party alive. Standout bonus cut “Hot Dog” recycles Stacey Q. grooves while encouraging diet cheating for a late-night street-frank.