After the commercial reprieve of the innovative single (and album of the same name), 's successful five-year relationship with and ended. Their last effort, , had barely made a dent. After an acrimonious split, brother stayed at , and fought and won, keeping moniker. isn't only their label debut, it's the first album to feature youngest brother . To ensure chart success, the group was teamed with Philadelphia producers , as well as their staff of writers and players. Despite the promise, is hampered by derivative tracks and a lack of knowing what to do with the group, particularly lead singer, . The big hit here, the jerky perfectly captured 's late adolescence, with his newfound vocal tics and inflections. best captures the Philly sound, with a pretty melody and a great vocal from , but it's a weak lyric. The -written and -produced matches a substandard fied track to 's singular vocals. The last track, the graceful marks the writing debut of the group and is a great match between artists and producers. For the most part, gives the guys by-the-numbers Philly tracks that could have been easily done by . Despite the best songs, misses more than it hits. ~ Jason Elias