H-Town promoted the album by participating in the Coca-Cola Tour, which also included LL Cool J, Naughty by Nature, SWV, Shai, and Silk.

[4] The Sun Sentinel wrote that "the trio and producer Bishop Burrell Sr. do pen hook-laden numbers that front-man Dino Conner croons with uncommon conviction.

"[8] The Baltimore Sun said that "these Houstonians do occasionally indulge in vocal overkill, particularly on salacious slow jams like 'Knockin' da Boots'.

"[9] The Los Angeles Times noted that "it's a wonder they don't suffer whiplash after segueing from the religious solemnity of 'Interlude' to ... lust-driven jams.

"[7] The Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph concluded that "the disc is spotty and much of it sounds like a Keith Sweat or Alexander O'Neal release.