The CD cover portrays the UK artist Timie Temah in a triangular position at the center, giving it a unique and futuristic appearance. The dimensional layout suggests the artist's journey from underground to mainstream success. The main element is Timie Temah illuminated and appearing to cover a city, implying he has control of the top ten in the UK. The cover represents audiences who enjoy UK rap through Timie Temah's stylish clothing and trimmed hair.

3.  This is a music CD cover of a UK artist called “Timie Temah” it
has an interesting form of appearance which creates a unique
imagery, for example, the image is equally in the centre of cover
in the position of a triangle, I feel that this looks very futurist
because the background portrays the artist to be individually
distinct from other UK artists.
 Composition
 The use of dimensional layout structures on the CD cover
builds an image of a futuristic setting to the artist and his
surprising success from being in underground arena to having
an established path in being a successful musician.

4.  The main element which I found interesting in the music cover
was the whole concept of him sparkling and appearing to be
illuminated, he also passes a message by appearing to be
covering his arms around a city. In my view, I would say that he
got the city under his control when it comes down to being the
top ten in the UK. The font style is very bold and brings across a
precise statement about the artist and his talent.
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Representation
 This CD appears to representing audiences who love to listen
to UK rap, judging by the costume that artist wears (tinted
glasses, slim fit coat, wrist watch and a well trimmed hair
styles) these formal elements present and highlight a specific
target audience belonging to that group.

5.  Visually we can see a well lit background cover; with a kind of
futuristic appearance that is so eye catchy. The Image style is
very bold and alerting, this has a way of causing any viewer to
want to listen to his music.
 Target audience
 16-24
 Typography