[7] On the topic of themes or issues, Alberts said "As per most of my songwriting, it is a combination of my personal journey and the observations I make of living and society along the way.

"[7] In an interview with Atwood, Alberts said "I hope this album helps encourage people to continue stepping out of fear and into love.

[3] Jason Scott from American Songwriter said "Ziggy Alberts bares his heart and soul on searching for freedom.

12 songs and 12 stories, the musician and songwriter is at his most honest, probing the darkest parts of himself as a way to cleanse, heal, and move forward.

"[10] Mitch Mosk from Atwood Magazine called the album "calm, inclusive and warm" saying "[it's] a record whose powerful messages of sustainability, peace, justice, and understanding are sure to resonate with all who listen.