Fourth album from Schütz turned out a hit on Japanese radio, with the title track becoming the most played foreign song in October 2011. Leaving his latin influences briefly behind, this is an excursion to the soil of soul and contemporary RnB, with Schütz stating influences like Stevie Wonder and John Martyn. The world music rhythms and melodies are closely incorporated with the sound, and when you listen close enough you will discover the samba cavaquinho in "I Love You", the Cuban-influenced "Baby Just Relax", the samba-syncopated horn sections of radio hit "Slow Down" and "Let the Sunlight In", or the reggae touch in "A Little Bit More Real". Featuring Japanese bass player Reiji Okii (Cymbals) and Swedish musicians such as saxophone player Andreas Andersson, trombone player Karin Hammar, drummer Jocke Sandén and backing vocals by Lovisa Lindkvist (Sweden) and Chihiro Fujita (Japan). Brazilian drummer Dí Steffano, a Latin Grammy nominee, also guests in one track.