It features guest appearances from Patoranking, Tiwa Savage, Burna Boy, Vanessa Mdee, Yemi Alade, Khaligraph Jones, Nyashinski, Bebe Cool, Mi Casa, Toofan, Jah Prayzah and C4 Pedro.

The album comprises thirteen tracks and was supported by the previously released singles "Melanin", "Girl Next Door", "Afrikan Star", "Short N Sweet" and "Tujiangalie".

[4] The album features guest appearances from Patoranking, Tiwa Savage, Burna Boy, Vanessa Mdee, Yemi Alade, Khaligraph Jones, Nyashinski, Bebe Cool, Mi Casa, Toofan, Jah Prayzah and C4 Pedro.

[7] The accompanying music video for "Melanin" was filmed in Lagos by Clarence Peters and features numerous shots of dark skin women, along with dance and performance scenes.

[9] Mutua threatened to seek a court injunction to ban the song from airing and said Sauti Sol released the video without following Kenya's content production and distribution regulation laws.

[10] KFCB told Sauti Sol to submit the video for examination and classification for age suitability; the board also warned media stations not to air the song during watershed periods.

[20]OkayAfrica's Camille Storm said the track is "evocative of the early Sauti Sol days, with a strong acoustic instrumentation and acapella-driven background vocals".

[23][24] The song was recorded with Nyashinski and addresses several societal issues, including corruption, mounting debt, economic inequality, a crisis of leadership, and the troubling connection between the clergy and the political class.

The music video for "Africa" was directed by Ovie Etseyatse and features clips of different streets and iconic towers in African cities, as well as pictures of renowned leaders fighting for independence.