The first EP “Garage” takes its name from the live bar garage paradise where paths cross, and every track concerns luv—love. Beginning with the advance single “Lee Un Vile,” “Stevlay” proposes a mature form of love-funk, questioning freedom in the present through the concepts of men and women in Adam and Eve. “Rovel” connects the songs through keyboardist Rosa's contemporary classical orientalism. “Cooen” returns to the park of childhood. It considers the anxiety of growing up, how children play and how they see love. Memories of someone special ride a neo-soul sound, contrasting with “Stevlay,” and conclude with a passage that also connects to the earlier “Gum i.”