Will.i.am has spent time producing Fergie, Chrisette Michele, Common and Sergio Mendes, but now it's finally his turn on "Songs About Girls." Showing off his own frat-boy humor, the tracks also betray his eclectic musical influences, from electronic to Brazilian. "Songs" has no stereotypical hip-hop joints, but it's chock-full of fun pop and lounge-ready singles. "Impatient" is a jazzy house track that sounds like a lost Jamiroquai jam, while "Invisible" displays Will's talent for melody. First single "I Got It From My Mama" comically exposes Will's love for older women (particularly an attractive girl's mother) atop a fun guitar lick and a repetitive chorus. Thanks to its humorous lyrics and relaxing beats, "Songs About Girls" is a diverse album that's perfect for that last beach day. —Hillary Crosley