Singing "songstress" Marsha Ambrosius and spoken word "floacist" Natalie Stewart have conco－cted a smooth, sultry, and soulful album with the help of producers Darren "Limitless" Henson, Keith "Keshon" Pelzer, Vidal Davis, Ivan "Orthodox" Barias, and Andre "Dirty" Harris, whose combined cred－entials include Bilal and Jill Scott. The album includes some faster hip hop tracks such as "Opera," but it tends toward mid tempo grooves and slow jams with an warm, after dark chill out feel. The mus－ic is classy and sleek, not raucous or abrasive, and Stewart even says to "turn the music down" du－ring "Headache." The duo may sing about bringing the vibe "from SC5 to Philly´s Westside"("Floetic"), but they also dwell a lot on personal heartache; sample lyrics include "I cry oceans" ("Headache") and "so much pain and misery" ("If I Were a Bird").