British star Taio Cruz, who dominated the number one spots in various countries with "Dynamite" from his second studio album "Rokstarr", is sticking to club hits for the time-being with his newest effort,"TY.O." 　　"I thought it was a little bit too early to just completely switch it and be something completely different. I feel like when you're in a relationship, you don't reveal absolutely everything about yourself on the first date," "So I felt like this new album is very much a continuation of the 'ROKSTARR' album. And it's still in the same vein, it's still very up-tempo, still very fun, positive energy type of electronic-sounding records. And who knows, maybe on the next one we'll make it a little different." 　　When talking about his lead single, "Hangover" from his upcoming album, featuring rapper Flo Rida, the 28-year-old recording artist, who actually enjoys writing ballads, reveals that he keeps it under control and he's usually not the one with his head spinning from the hard-partying after-effects described in his tune. 　　"I don't ever drink enough to get hangovers. I have been a little bit tipsy, a little bit wobbly before, which was interesting and fun. But yeah, I generally don't go out and get crazy," he said. "But I do have a vacation once a year. And this past year I went out with my managers and my friends and we all were in Ibiza for about a week and a half. And it was just going absolutely crazy. And I was definitely inspired by the antics going on that I had to write the song 'Hangover.'" 　　The music video also brings comedian Bobby Lee into the picture as Cruz's assistant, who carried out a night of wild acts. 　　"It was a very, very cool day and I think the people who were having dinner outside their restaurants on Sunset Boulevard had a great evening as well as they saw this massive boat drive by with loads of girls screaming and loud music playing," 　　Music lovers can expect guest appearances and production from a list of well-known musicians including David Guetta, Ludacris, Dr. Luke and Cirkut, in "TY.O", which is set for release early next year.