[2] In "Contagious" and "Paranoid", WurlD's fascination with romance, also laid the foundation for his genre-bending antics, fusing indigenous African beats with his R&B influences.

[2] In "Candy", wielding his soft voice like a poet’s quill, all swift strokes and vivid imagery, using the sweet treat to describe his romantic relationship with a love interest.

[2] In "Drown", singing ‘You’re My One Obsession/You Get My Full Attention’, channeling a melodic Afropop flow over the groovy beat Leriq produces with mid-tempo drum riffs, rattling samples, electronic guitar harmonies, and percussion.

[2] He ended the project with the sultry groove of "So Good", set to the folk instrumentals Mike Best produces, mixing guitar strum licks, rattling samples, traditional drums and percussion.

In a review for Pulse Nigeria, Ehis Ohunyon said, From the very first time I got introduced to Wurld, he has demonstrated that irresistible skill for embracing a fusion of sounds not necessarily within the conventions of mainstream pop but still managing to enjoy some level of success and this time he is taking it even further with his experiment of indigenous sounds like Fuji, Juju and Afrobeat to form a wholesome piece.