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This album is a follow-up to his 2011 album, Cats & Dogs, and is final on his "Weatherman" series.[3]
Singles and music videos
Prior to the release, three singles and videos were released: "Throw It All Away", "Jim Dean" and "10,000 Hours". Photography for the album cover and a 12-page booklet was done by photographer Steven Vanasco. Evidence came to know him through his Instagram page and they became friends. Vanasco also directed the videos for "Throw It All Away" and "10,000 Hours". The video for "Jim Dean" was directed by Evidence's long time friend and collaborator Jason Goldwatch.[3][4]
Commercial performance
Upon its release, the album debuted at number 187 on the US Billboard 200.[5]