[4] Personnel include singer Allison Iraheta, bass player, keyboardist and producer Matthew Hager, guitarist Brian Stead and drummer Valerie Bellino.

"[3] The album also features a cover of "Verdad" originally written and recorded by the Mexican singer Julieta Venegas.

Regarding the album's title, Iraheta states that while writing songs she "was intrigued by the idea that bunnies are these little, cute, beautiful, harmless creatures that are also prey.

"[11] Los Angeles Magazine describes the band's sound as "Dark, anthemic rock with a knack for soaring hooks.

"[12] Rock NYC reports "At a time when walls and barriers absurdly and shamefully are becoming fashionable again, Allison Iraheta and Halo Circus’ new album wants to break down borders and set you free, thanks to a series of panoramic pop-rock songs and their singer’s impressive vocals.