In March 2018 Senidah released her trap solo single "Slađana" for Belgrade-based label Bassivity Digital, quickly acquiring popularity in Serbia.

The album's opening track, "Soba" (Room), has a slow trap beat completed with emotional lyrics, settling the tone for the whole record.

The meaning behind the title of the lead single, "Slađana", which is a common female first name, was said to be a representation of a random girl seeking for love, whom people can relate to.

The final track, "Nisi Bio Tu" (You Weren't Here) was based on an unfortunate event from Senidah's life and brings honest ending to the album, featuring acoustic guitar and powerful vocals.

[12] It is reportedly inspired by a traffic accident that she survived unharmed when she was four years old, which killed her father, seriously injured her mother, and put her sister into a coma.

On behalf of Slovenian magazine Mladina, Gregor Kocijančič praised the album and remarked that Senidah brought back the epicentre of Balkan music to Ljubljana for the first time following the punk scene of the 1980s.

[8] Writing for Muzika.hr, Patrik Horvat called the album the artist's "powerful and interesting introduction to the general public", noting that she "faithfully transformed her heavy emotions into impressive pieces of art that were authentically brought out by her voice".

[10] Buro 24/7 stated that Senidah "should not be worried about her status on the music scene", dubbing her persona "unique" and noting that her songs "scream with emotions despite occasionally unintelligible lyrics.