The Guardian reviewer Robin Denselow called the album a "A highly commercial set" that was "not [Taha's] most exciting.

"[5] David Honigmann of the Financial Times rated the album three out of five stars, but wrote that its emphasis on "technology...stops [Taha] cutting loose.

"[6] "Je t'aime mon amour", Bonjour's opening track, was written about Taha's partner.

[11] "Ha Baby" was inspired by country music singer Kenny Rogers and Egyptian musician Farid El Atrache.

[10] "Sélu" is a flamenco song that pays tribute Arab writers and philosophers such as Averroes and Naguib Mahfouz.