Vitamin C is good for you, but who knew that you could get it in a musical dose?

With her sophomore album “More,” Vitamin C proves that she has what it takes to keep going. The album continues with her positive outlook style, while being original and creative with the music.

The entire album feels like it all goes together, another rarity in music nowadays. Despite that, the music has different influences and feels which gives each song an original look.

The CD is a straight ahead pop album with some R’B and metal slightly sprinkled in. Most of the album is mid-tempo music, although there are a couple of ballads in the album. There are quite a few great tracks on this album, but certain songs shine even more than the rest.

The first single “The Itch” is a catchy number about needing to be with someone again. The song has a great hook and a positive feel to it, which is representative of the rest of the CD.

Other standouts include a cool remake of the classic song “I Know What Boys Like.” The song is a rare example of a remake that actually sounds a whole lot better and cooler than the original song and brings the song into the present beautifully. In addition, upcoming second single “As Long As You’re Loving Me” is a great example of a ballad by Vitamin C, singing about how she’ll be able to accomplish anything as long as she’s loved by her guy.

Vitamin C, also known as Colleen Fitzpatrick, got her start acting in movies such as “Naked Gun 2 1/2” and performing with the band Eve’s Plum. However, after a bit of time she left the band and went solo, taking on persona Vitamin C in the process. Vitamin C’s philosophy is supposed to be one of positivity, spreading sunshine on a gloomy day, and to date her music continues to provide this. Her debut self-titled album provided such hits as “Smile” and “Graduation (Friends Forever).”

Now she’s back with a strong sophomore set and while she’s still fighting her uphill battle to full stardom, this album is another step in the right direction for an artist whose uplifting attitude is a welcome change in the music scene today.