"Educate me" tells the story of the rural African young woman who instead of being given formal education, is subjected to traditional norms and practices like early marriage, exchange marriage, trade etc. Most of these women, in hope of seeking better life, run to the cities and often become victims of several forms of abuse. The song is a pure poetic narrative of this cultural predicament, and highlights some key effects, in so doing, advocates for change for the young African woman.

"Journey" is a soul-stirring ode to the collective responsibility of nurturing and preserving our world. With poetic verses invoking love and care for the land, it calls for unity in protecting our planet. The chorus, with its evocative melody, symbolizes the shared path towards positive transformation. The outro reinforces the commitment to embracing change and shaping a better future together. It encapsulates the essence of social change, highlighting our interconnectedness and the significance of stewardship for the generations to come.

"Lights" is an anthem of unity and empowerment, urging listeners to break free from darkness and embrace change together. With its dynamic rhythm and uplifting lyrics, the song ignites a sense of hope and solidarity. The repeated call to "turn on the lights" symbolizes the collective effort to illuminate the path towards social change. Through unity and action, we rise above adversity, paving the way for a brighter future for all.

"Ecuboduo (To Change)" is a rallying cry for empowerment and transformation. With its powerful verses and anthemic chorus, it embodies the spirit of unity and action towards social change. The song inspires collective effort to break free from oppression and bring about positive transformation. Its title, meaning "To Change" in Ngie, reflects the message of embracing change and working together for a better future.