[Machine Translation] RF's fourth album "Rhythm" is finally released, and is highly acclaimed as one of the best albums of all time. With the theme of 90's R&B Classics, this album presents the gems that everyone loves with RF's creative arrangements and funky and diverse rhythms! The album opens with the RF version of Mary J Blige's signature tune, "Real love", a Sugar Soul/Garden tune! It's a danceable number with a sense of the scene, and the phrase familiar as a sampling source for Kenji Ozawa / Lovely pops up! The M-2 cover of Bobby Caldwell's "What you won't do for love", which is also a popular 2Pac song, is a mature, melancholy AOR meets RF finish! The sound is gentrified and tight enough to appeal to AOR lovers of yesteryear. M-3, a bluesy rendition of TLC's R&B anthem "Waterfalls," which has captivated many dancers, rocks the hearts of dancers right from the intro drum break. The instrumental version of SWV / Right here, M-4, is a real winner, and RF's creativity in reconstructing this song in an instrumental format is on full display! M-5 is a bold sampling of The Spinners / It's a shame, which is famous for Stevie Wonder's composition, and a challenge to R. Kelly's R&B classic "Summer bunnies". The second half of the song is an unforgettable danceable tune. The indescribable sense of elation that comes in the latter half of the song is nothing short of breathtaking! M-6, which was originally an Aretha Franklin number and made famous by Simply Red, is a mellow tune with another side of the RF sound that shines through. The phrase familiar from "Young-Holt Unlimited" is the key to this tune. The last tune, M-7, is a 90's tune by Des'ree.