Out of the Blue was written and recorded by Gibson in just four weeks. Gibson was the sole songwriter for all ten tracks on the album. While creating the album art with her iconic ripped jeans, Gibson was told by the photographer that her bare knee was too distracting. Her response was to draw a smiley face on her exposed knee for the cover shot, which ended up being a trend among her fans.
Four of the singles from Gibson's debut album made the top five on the Billboard Hot 100, with "Foolish Beat" securing the top spot. At 16, this made Gibson the youngest artist to write, produce and perform a Billboard number-one single, securing a Guiness World Record. She is still the youngest female artist to do so.
On top of being a massive commerical success, Out of the Blue was heavily praised by music critics. Billboardwrote of the album that Gibson, the "sixteen- year-old singer's low profile is not commensurate with her talent or success. 'Only in my Dreams' is a top 15 hit; title track should follow up handily. Both – along with rest of the album's material – were written by Gibson, portending much in the way of staying power."
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