Although not quite as strong as , 's self-titled second album is a respectable, if uneven, Euro-disco effort that boasts the disco smash In the U.S., was the only tune on the LP that enjoyed a lot of radio airplay. But dance club DJs weren't about to play that single exclusively; they also gave a lot of exposure to high-gloss cuts that range from the lush and the mildly funky to the dreamy and the clever On a few tracks, tries to demonstrate that it can sing more than Euro-disco. is a playful pop-reggae number, while is an unremarkable pop ballad. But Euro-disco is what did best, and it is the style that dominates this generally decent sophomore effort. ~ Alex Henderson