In 1998 a young musician made the first serious claim to take Stevie Wonder's Renaissance Soul Man throne. Appropriately hailing from the Motor City, singer, musician and songwriter Dwele quietly pressed a demo called Rize that literally inverted Stevie's world pop in contemporary terms and quickly garnered the attention of major labels. Ten years and two major-label albums later, Dwele unfortunately has not been granted Stevie-level acclaim. But he finally made serious inroads with the help of his friend Kanye West, singing the hook to "Flashing Lights" and appearing elsewhere on Graduation, and the good folks at Stax/Concord, who invited him to contribute to the Grammy-nominated tribute to Earth, Wind & Fire compilation. Dwele's follow-up is his third record, which hopes to take full advantage of this recent attention. Again produced, written and performed almost entirely by the artist himself, he brings only a few choice collaborators into his fold, including G-1, the producer of Dwele's breakout single, "Find a Way," who returns here on the lead single "I'm Cheatin'," and producer Nottz.