Ro James' ELDORADO (iTunes) could Da Internz and Miykal Snoddy and co-writer Ryan Toby, ELDORADO is the perfect recipe for a solid project.

With the inclusion of synths and electronic beats, there’s no denying the electro-pop edge in “New Religion.” This track depicts the magnetic, addicting feelings of love.

If love is a sin, then perhaps we do need a “new religion.”

“Holy Water” is so uplifting it will have you screaming “Hallelujah!” In a world where everything feels so wrong, we are blinded by the bad and forget the blessings right under our noses... Including the ones we love the most -- That was his message. With a hint of airy church organs and a steady beat, this tune is, simply put, legit.

In “Everything,” the sound of the acoustic guitar and bass leaves off a fresh, airy vibe. Ro James’s pure voice reminds us of Musiq Soulchild, with a blend of funk, blues, and gospel.

“Permission” is sultry and steamy... It’ll certainly make you melt. This song is almost too hot; you’ll want to grab a glass of water. This tune has sounds that feel like a combination of 90’s and early 2000’s R&B. No doubt, the slow jam of the beat will send you back to the R. Kelly days of bumpin' and grindin'.

“Burn Slow”  Ro James reveals a more mature side of him. No doubt, it's the perfect blend of old and alternative R&B, somewhere between Prince, Donnell Jones, and The Weekend. No doubt, this is one love-making song that will remind you of late nights and burning candles with your lover.

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