The album features South African artists Da Capo, The Kiffness, Shotgun Fakes, Hugh Masekela and the Mahotella Queens.

[2][3] The album was mostly inspired by African 80s dance music and written while TRESOR was on the road, on long flights and in hotels around Africa and Europe.

TRESOR explained: After I released my debut album VII, straight away I started writing and producing new songs to keep my head focused in the midst of adapting to my new life and limelight.

My wildest dreams had come true with my debut album as I started to travel the world to perform and also topping charts in Europe.

[6] The album's single "Remedy" was released in early May 2017 and was number #19 on the Top 20 most played songs in South Africa.

The music video takes you back to the time of the likes of Chicco Twala and Brenda Fassie... from styling to the whole aesthetic!