Production was handled by DJ Battlecat, 3rd Rail and Smash Money.

It was supported with three singles: "Record Jock", "Rollin' wit Dane" and "Chester".

The third single from the album, "Chester", a song about child sexual abuse,[3] was not charted.

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette wrote that Dane's "brand of softcore is imaginative at times, but suffers from fragile, home-grown synth beats that lack the verve of real instruments".

[6] The Charlotte Observer thought that "Dana's trippin' on wax now, searching for a beat, and even Battlecat (the dude that produced Domino and 2Pac) couldn't help him regain his seat".