Production
Shortly after being formed, Dream's former manager, Judith Fontaine, signed them to Clockwork Entertainment so they could begin working on their debut album. There, they recorded several tracks for the album. Later, Dream parted ways with Fontaine and Clockwork Entertainment and met up with Sean Combs. Combs became their new manager and signed him to his record label, Bad Boy Records. This meant that much of what was recorded at Clockwork Entertainment would be excluded from the album. In January 1999, original member Alex Chester left the group and was replaced by Diana Ortiz. With Ortiz onboard, Dream recorded It Was All a Dream from 1999 to 2000.
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