Kelly Rowland
Ms. Kelly
Review by: Marlow "Low" Scruggs





Ms. Kelly told y'all she was gonna bump like this and bumpin' is exactly how she started off the album. The first song on the album is the go-go laced lead single "Like This" which have had all of you rockin’ this summer. She followed up with several up-tempo cuts that'll keep it crunk in the clubs. One that I'm actually feeling is "Work" and that's because of Kelly's flow on the hype track and I can’t help but imagine how she'd perform this song on stage. I'm also feeling "Comeback" which is a song where Kelly suggests in a braggadocious manner that she got that type of love that'll make a dude wanna go tell their mother about it. And on some real talk; I believe shawty.

After rolling with several hot club bangers Kelly flipped it on the second half of the album and got straight mushy with that emotional, lovey-dubb type ish. Hence three of the last four songs have the word love within their titles. But I'm not even going to front I gets down with love songs.

There are only two songs with features, "Ghetto" featuring Snoop Dogg and "The Show" featuring Tank and they're both solid. I’m not sure how "Ms. Kelly" compares to Ms. Rowland's first album and that's because I didn't have the opportunity to peep "Simply Deep" but overall this album is decent.