On 6 March 2012 Human Nature released a DVD of the PBS concert, and also their first US album, "The Motown Record", featuring more Motown tracks. Allen told Brian McCollum of the "Detroit Free Press", "Everybody loves (Motown), which is testament to what it achieved. As Berry Gordy would say, they didn't seek to make just black music – they wanted to make music for everybody. I look out at our shows, and it's people from all over the world, all genders and ages. It's pretty remarkable." and that "to have (Smokey Robinson) get involved so heavily with what we were doing was such a big justification for us, that we were doing something OK with this music and not ruining it." The album reached number 120 on the "Billboard" Top 200, but reached number one on the Motown Chart, and number one on the "Billboard" Heatseeker Chart.