 Impressed with the up-tempo songs on the album, she however found that "Tamia"s "strength clearly lies with ballads", concluding that "despite some inconsistency, Tamia's shining vocal skills prove that she won't get pushed around by anyone on today's music playground".In his review for "Billboard", Paul Verna wrote that "Tamia" "excels at ballad and midtempo tracks such as "So into You", "Falling for You", and "Rain on Me".He was less impressed with lead single "Imagination", which he criticized for Jermaine Dupri's unsuitable guest rap and a lack of "vocal punch".