Funky, infectiously catchy rhythms with impressive vocal runs, Toyin's genre-defying debut album offers a musical universe ranging from spoken word to jazz, soul, funk, pop and afrobeat. The Nigerian-Swiss artist, along with a trio of musicians, offers an opus brimming with up-beat emotion, poetry and melody; from the extremly funky affirmation of life track, Structures to the sublime break up song, If It Ain't Over or the doo-wop influenced heartbreak song, Burnt. Another surprise shows up in Rain, a drum and bass number on which the musicians show off their improvisation skills in an ode to rainy weather as the album delves into love, heartbreak and our inability to switch off in our connected world (The News). The album showcases her songwriting versatility and a powerful and charismatic soulful voice and energy that offers a solid debut for this newcomer. The organic production sound and the insightful, sometimes playful lyrics are a high-quality escape from the current synth-led R&B productions.