Every vote is gonna count in this election year, particularly in those swing states. The president might want to consider taking on as musical wing man in the Sunshine State, the man with the midas touch who spells his name Flo Rida. 

Of course, Tramar Moore's celebrity long ago surpassed his panhandle of a home. From the mid-aughts on, he's hardly had a misstep on the pop charts in every corner of the globe where Flo Rida's brand of hip house rules the day, which is to say, everywhere. And as much as one can guarantee a successful album, Moore's done it with his fourth LP Wild Ones, by releasing no less than three singles from it over the past year, months ahead of the album: the Etta James-sampling "Good Feeling", the title track, featuring Sia on guest vocals, and "Whistle". That's a third of the album already hits: expect a high chart entry.

Contributors to Wild Ones on the production side? Hip-pop gazillionaires like Dr. Luke, Axwell, Rico Love and soFLY and Nius. And making an appearance: Jennifer Lopez, on the track "Sweet Spot". Don't forget Mr. President - when you're having that mid-October get out the vote rally in Miami -- you'll want this man on hand to deliver the "Good Feeling" in person. 

No ride lasts forever, but there's no reason to think Flo Rida's won't continue for some time to come, and Wild Ones should see to that.