 In early 2005, Rasheeda began to look for a new label, and she signed a dual contract with D-Lo Entertainment and Big Cat Records.In late 2005, she began work on her third studio album, and aimed to show a sexier side of herself, with more crunk, uptempo, and dance oriented tracks as she had matured from the girl that everyone knew from her first two albums.The album debuted at #81 on the "Billboard" 200.