Santigold’s third record was promoted by the singles “Can’t Get Enough of Myself,” “Who Be Lovin Me,” and “Chasing Shadows.” They helped the record achieve 55 on the US Billboard 200, and the album was well received by critics. Much of the album was written while she was pregnant, although the record centres around hyper-consumerism and the way capitalism can transform life into a huge shopping market, with everything (relationships, people) attributed a price. The whole way that people interact with each other, the way that people write, the way that people view themselves, the way that people think about themselves or how to present themselves or the way that people deal with each other, the way that people meet people and date, I mean literally, what is that thing called? Tinder? You’re literally swiping to find dates!"