The record heavily features Brazilian-influenced harmonies and wordless, chant-like vocals that act as additional instrumentation. Technological Sophistication: It highlights Pat Metheny’s extensive use of the Synclavier

From the opening notes of the album's first track, "Are You Going with Me?", it's clear that the Pat Metheny Group is on a mission to push the boundaries of jazz and explore new sonic landscapes. The song features a hypnotic guitar riff, courtesy of Metheny, which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track also showcases the impressive technical skills of the band's members, including Metheny's virtuosic guitar playing, Lyle Mays's intricate keyboard work, and the tight, rhythmic interplay between bassist Mark Egan and drummer Dan Gottlieb.

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You can find the full album or individual tracks on platforms like Remasters: A definitive 2006 remaster exists via Nonesuch Records

The album is the middle chapter of what fans call the "Brazilian Trilogy," sandwiched between First Circle (1984) and Letter from Home (1989).