The track has also been described as a "funky mid-tempo track". The official lead single, "Move" was later released on February 14, 2017. Its music video was unveiled on April 7 and was directed by Mila herself. The album's second single "La La Land" was released on April 3, 2017 and premiered via The Fader. On April 21, 2017, Mila released a self-directed music video for the song "New Crib". The music video shows Mila with a braided hairstyle, posing in front of a white backdrop. Also, an unbraided version of her is seen packing her belongings and moving into a new living space. The third and final single from the project "No Fux" was unveiled on May 12 accompanied by its self-directed music video. Speaking to "Essence" about the song and video, Mila says, "I wanted to present it in a pretty way. It sounds pretty, but what I’m saying is pretty real. And, as you follow the story, towards the end ‘No Fux’ is kind of showcasing those vulnerable moments in love." To precede and promote the album, Mila embarked on the "Move Tour" through the United States. The 19-city even began on March 24, 2017 in Miami, Florida. “This tour will be fun and all about the fans that’s why I wanted to do it. So I want all of y’all to come out and have a good time with me! See YOU soon,” Mila said in a press release. "Dopamine" was met with generally positive reviews from music critics. At Album of the Year, a website that aggregate reviews of music albums, which assigns normalized scores based on user ratings, the album received an average score of 60, based on 8 ratings. Adelle Platon of "Billboard" said, "The sassy hip-hop songstress may have not achieved the same success as her fellow R&B music associates such as two-time collaborator B.o.B, labelmate Marques Houston and her sister Jhené Aiko, but her slick hip-hop style and raunchy music outshines most of them on this authentic body of work as she shows off her sopranic soulful vocals behind trap-influenced beats." Kevin Goddard of HotNewHipHop said, "Laced with 13 tracks in total, the follow up to last year’s 213 EP features explicit slow jams and groovy bops.