The album saw Pohjola's sound developing to a more unique direction, and it piqued the interest of Virgin Records executive Richard Branson enough to release the album in the United Kingdom the following year under the name "B the Magpie".
The album saw Pohjola's sound developing to a more unique direction, with heavy usage of trumpets, saxophones and piano. The somewhat jazz-influenced album piqued the interest of Virgin Records executive Richard Branson enough to release it in the United Kingdom the following year under the name "B the Magpie".