I cannot wait for the pre-order link to purchase this album. I have been waiting so long and rooting for Tinashe the entire duration. 2 years ago I previewed Aquarius and I can remember being shocked at how good the album was when I was expecting an entire album of club songs like "2 On." RCA releases the songs that they feel will get the most airplay as singles, and unfortunately for Tinashe, those songs never show her maturity as an artist and vocal versatility. Aquarius probably would have sold more if consumers had been shown that the album was one of the top 5 R&B albums of 2014. The primary singles that supported the album were "2 On" and "All Hands On Deck," which would imply an album of hip-pop dance. People are more likely to spend money on an album that is cohesive and stimulating for the emotions, rather than an album of club songs that they feel they will only occasionally be in the mood for. RCA did the same thing to Jennifer Hudson, Miguel, and even now Usher. RCA does not know how to market R&B artists. They release the most pop-friendly songs of the album to top40 radio and pop stations instead of sending R&B singles of the album to urban radio stations. Tinashe and the other artists probably would have been better off at Def Jam, Atlantic, or Columbia.