Producer Stevie J was brought into the project fresh off from his touring with Jodeci and appearing on their 1995 album "The Show, The After Party, The Hotel". Stevie served as a mentor to Jones, who expressed a desire to become a songwriter and producer. The first single from "112" - "Only You" - was hated by the group because of the restrained vocals, which they felt wasn't the best song to showcase their singing. According to Jones, they initially wanted "Now That We're Done" released as the first single and the only thing that made them like "Only You" was the remix - which was also included on the album. They quickly dismissed the song and felt it wasn't going to be successful. The song about which they were indifferent became a breakout hit for them.