The EP's title comes from a call to arms in Rashid's own "Karimanifesto": "If human nature is to live in the past — to change the world is to change human nature." In his manifesto, Rashid, the same designer that envisioned a hotel with a dominant pink and lime green color scheme, calls for people to "release themselves" from kitsch.

Third track Love Kolor — something of a statement of fact for Karim — doesn't quite make good on that directive, the production taking cues from the Pet Shop Boys and featuring lines such as "rage against beige" sung in lilting auto-tune. The other two full tracks, Nutopia and Change the World, are more wistful, explaining the award-winning designer's process, desires, and "yearning" for a new world in a processed robot voice. Samples of all of Rashid's EP tracks are available now on iTunes, released through the designer's own label, KariMusik.