It's the follow-up to her 2006 debut, Quarter Life Crisis and it was produced by eleven-time Grammy Award winner Rafa Sardina (Stevie Wonder, Beyonce, Luis Miguel).

Her songs are soulful, often quirky creations with influences ranging from pop and alt rock to classical and funk. Since childhood, Kaywin has immersed herself in music. She attended the prestigious Oberlin Conservatory of Music and the Manhattan School of Music where she was classically trained.

"When you're studying classically, it's kind of taboo to be playing or singing pop music because the technique is so different," says Kaywin. "So there I was in class perfecting Mozart, and then I would go home and write pop songs that nobody knew about. When I was a child, I was obsessed with Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey. All I wanted was to sing like they did, and I would go around the house imitating them. Then in high school I discovered artists like Tori Amos, Dave Matthews Band, and the Indigo Girls. That's when I fell in love with songwriting as a craft."