Slimmy started working on the album with his longtime producers Quico Serrano and Mark J Turner.

In summer 2007 Slimmy returned to Portugal to promote his projects because he felt that he wasn't recognized in his country.

During these years there were many times when I hesitated whether I was going in the right direction if that was where I wanted to be, but then when I saw the final product and liked it, it had a minimal importance.

Slimmy's most significant promotion marked the beginning of "Sex and Love Tour", starting in February 2008 at the "Industrial Nightclub" in Porto.

Four music videos were released from the album: "Beatsound Loverboy", "Show Girl", "Bloodshot Superstar" and "You Should Never Leave Me (Before I Die)".

[1] However, the project only began to take concrete steps, when Slimmy, in 2004 (with some already recorded songs produced by Rodolfo Cardoso, Quico Serrano and Saul Davies, a member of the band James), moved to London.

Slimmy had the opportunity to tour with Electric 6 in 2004 and record a demo album in 2005, to serve as background to "Beatsound Loverboy".

"[1] In summer 2007 Slimmy returned to Portugal to promote his projects because he felt that he wasn't recognized in his country.

[1] Slimmy explained: "From the moment that we live in a city where there is so much information, so many concerts, people of many different nationalities and when we have the talent to write their own music, you end up absorbing it all and reflect it on your work.

[1] Slimmy said about the concept of the album: "I find it easy to make music in many ways, on guitar, piano, etc.. and this gives versatility to better define the direction of the songs.

"Beatsound Loverboy" was part of the soundtrack of the 5th season of the Portuguese soap opera Morangos com Açúcar (Slimmy played this song in the last episode) and "You Should Never Leave Me (Before I Die") was part of the soundtrack of the 6th season of the same soap opera.

"Showgirl" and the song "Bloodshot Star" are part of the soundtrack of the Portuguese TV series "Rebelde Way".

[4] Four music videos were released from the album: "Beatsound Loverboy", "Show Girl", "Bloodshot Superstar" and "You Should Never Leave Me (Before I Die)".

[5] "Sex and Love Tour" shows opened with the theme that gives the album the title, "Beatsound Loverboy", thus enabling them to immediately grab the audience that did not stop until the end to encourage the trio.

In this environment of great empathy between musicians and audience, what was heard, than "Bloodshot Star," "Dumb" and "You Should Never Leave Me (Before I Die)" where Slimmy switched between play and sing.

And, outside of the program, the band eventually returned for a second "encore", ending the concert with the song "Loverboy Beatsound".

It is also true that "Beatsound Loverboy" would benefit if it were cut off half of its 13 tracks and this would result in a great EP.

For out of confident and convincing – even if they never innovative – rock songs with juicy filling electro-pop and glam, "the Luso-British lost in raids pop/rock boxy joining the hunger to eat at home, simultaneously sounding badly finished and misleading in context.

[10] Despite the commercial failure and the mixed reviews, "Beatsound Loverboy" was voted the 3rd best national album of the past 15 years, the choice made by Antena 3 listeners, who decided to mark the 15th anniversary choosing from a list of 100, 15 albums representative, between 1994 and 2009 by several generations of national music.