on ideas, with Cool & Dre using beats from some of their recent hits. He felt that Milian's weakness was ballads, which were "more like placeholders that merely apply some forced variety to the album"; but described the club tracks as "perfectly functional and appealing". Spence Dookey of IGN gave the album a 6.9 out of 10 and said that "Milian glistens most brightly on the tracks that are the most stripped down, such as 'Gonna Tell Everybody'". He said given the nature of the style of music Milian was practicing, "there's a fair share of rump shaking club jams offsetting the more slow tempo fare". Dookey described single "Say I" as "a poundingly theatrical ditty", and "Foolin'" as one of the "few tracks that genuinely attempts to lift Milian up from the generic R&B/club stylings". The reviewer found the overall sound was the album's biggest flaw; "the production rings with a sense of detached hollowness ... The result is an album severely lacking any of the warmth that usually accompanies R&B. Milian's hauntingly beautiful voice deserves to be wrapped in a sunny glow of organic vibes." Quentin B. Huff of PopMatters praised the album, "despite a few lyrical hiccups, a couple of lackluster hooks, and some obvious influences." Track listingSample credits''' "Say I" contains a sample of "Clean Up Your Own Yard" by Jackie Moore. "Who's Gonna Ride" contains an interpolation of "Stay Fly" by Three 6 Mafia. "Foolin'" contains a sample of "If I Ever Lose This Heaven" by Average White Band. "Just a Little Bit" contains a sample of "Just Don't Want to Be Lonely" by Blue Magic. Personnel John D.S. Adams – engineer Mathu Anderson – make-up Carol Corless – package coordinator April DeVona – assistant engineer Tony Duran – photography Thomas "T" Hatcher – bass Jean-Marie Horvat – mixing Patrick Magee – assistant engineer Alan Mason – assistant engineer Renson Mateo – engineer Kevin Mayer – mixing assistant Carmen Milian – management Christina Milian – executive producer Eddie Montilla – bass, keyboards Adrienne Muhammad – A&R Gary Noble – engineer Herb Powers – mastering Derrick "Swol" Ray – bass Eric Rennaker – assistant engineer Nico Solis – engineer Shakir Stewart – A&R Randy Stodghill – hair stylist Alli Truch – creative director Eric Weissman – sample clearance Andy West – art direction, design James M. Wisner – mixing assistant Eric Wong – marketing Charts References