Both the intro and outro have their own unique themes and stories behind them. The first song of the Ep accentuates the beginning, a story-like entrance alongside compelling vocals that flow continuously throughout. Orchestra of Egypt, the name itself does not have any particular meaning, rather the idea that follows it. Culture might be a way to identify certain behaviours and ideologies yet despite all our differences one might think we are just one race. The absurdity of the current era is that even with tremendous technological advancements, world wide media coverage and opportunities that never before existed wars, racism, homophobia, sexism, and hate crimes still exist. Unity and friendship are of paramount importance to me and so should be to others. That might have sounded cliche in one way or another but it seems like there are still people judging others due to their closed-mindedness and predetermined opinions. Ocean Waves and Elephant Cries stands as an outro and has similar meaning behind it but concentrates on the planet rather than people. Narrow-mindedness and selfishness play a huge role in the slow but gradual decay of resources and livable conditions. This track is a reminder of the critical importance and appreciation of our surroundings, especially the enormous green and blue sphere we live on.

Orchestrated, Fissure, 77 and Hieroglyphs each have their own unique emotion attached to them along with different stories, hard hitting, melancholic melodies that soar about the listeners ears. These tracks are as a playful playground, a bridge or rather a tunnel that connects the intro and outro of the EP with playfulness, overwhelming synths, atmospheric pads and constantly changing sensations and emotions.