Chiefly produced by band members Brandon and Brian Casey, it features additional production from Chad "Dr. Ceuss" Elliott, John "Cheese" Williams, Don Vito, and songwriting collective The Clutch as well as Dwayne Nesmith and Pierre Medor from Corna Boyz.

The album earned mixed to negative reviews from music critics some of whom felt that its was repetitious but praised Jagged Edge's vocal performances.

Jagged Edge produced four singles, including "So Amazing", "Season's Change", "Stunnas" and "Good Luck Charm," the latter of which was certified Gold the by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).

The only real surprise is that the group doesn't turn strictly to rappers [...] Despite a slightly greater proportion of club-oriented tracks, this album is standard-issue Jagged Edge, which is enough to keep them rolling as steadily as they have for the past several years.

"Sexy American Girls" fares better thanks to a trilling Spanish guitar hook and sharp, tense production, but Jagged Edge are far too earnest to make lasciviousness compelling.