Perhaps taking more time between this and her next album might deliver results on par with her 2007 hit, “Good Girl Gone Bad. It’s good to see that Rihanna is getting back to her roots as a fun musician. “Raining Men” doesn’t live up to its namesake, although Nicki Minaj’s guest verse is entertaining. “Cheers (Drink to That)” samples Avril Lavigne with unsatisfying results. On the other side of things, the poppy songs are less than impressive. Rihanna - Umbrella (Letra e música para ouvir) - Now that its raining more than ever / Know that well still have each other / You can stand under my umbrella / You can stand under my umbrella / Ella, ella, eh, eh, eh / Under my umbrella. The opening track, “S&M,” is not as scary as it sounds, but it still reflects enough hurt on Rihanna’s behalf to produce a pretty, if sad, song. On the new album, Rihanna has plenty of dance numbers, but the darker songs are admittedly more appealing. Rihanna’s 2009 release “Rated R” was an uncomfortable listen because of her seemingly self-degrading lyrics in the light of the aforementioned relationship fiasco. The second, “What’s My Name?” is a far cry from “Umbrella,” but it feeds the rumorsabout her relationship with guest Drake. The first, “Only Girl in the World,” features the singer making demands of her significant other, demands fully deserved based on the still-recent Chris Brown fiasco. The album’s actual singles are a mixed bag. Both elements prevent the song from reaching the single-status of its sibling. For the sake of her “Part II,” the same hook has been slowed down in an awkward way and features only one verse from Eminem. In all seriousness, the most noticeable title on Rihanna’s new album, “Loud,” is “Love The Way You Lie (Part II)” thanks to part one, a chart-topping single by Eminem featuring a beautiful hook sung by Rihanna. I hope Rihanna and Eminem at least had a game of rock-paper-scissors to decide who got which version of “Love The Way You Lie.” Rihanna apparently lost. It features American rapper Jay-Z, who co-wrote the song with its producers Tricky Stewart and Kuk Harrell, with additional writing from The-Dream. Rihanna struggling to get back to 'Umbrella' level 'Umbrella' is a song by Barbadian singer Rihanna from her third studio album Good Girl Gone Bad ().

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