Falkner's 1996 debut solo album for Elektra Records is a masterclass in melodic power-pop, drawing favorable comparisons to Jellyfish and Big Star. While it met with critical acclaim, its commercial performance was limited.
- The album was produced by Falkner himself, with contributions from a handful of notable musicians. The album's lead single, "Harmony," received moderate airplay on college radio. It was ranked number 4 on the NME's list of best albums of 1996.
- The album was recorded at Falkner's home studio in Los Angeles, California. Some tracks were recorded at Sunset Sound Recorders.
- Elektra Records dropped Falkner shortly after the album's release, despite critical praise. This led to the album being out of print for many years.
Jason Falkner is a veteran of the jangle-pop and power-pop scenes of Southern California. He has been a prolific solo artist and in-demand session player since the early 1990s.
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