The images in this cover have actual meaning, and are not just random pictures put over the 'War & Leisure' album cover. The explosion is a representation of war, and the other image of Miguel with his arms in the air must therefore represent leisure. These images are put over the album art for Miguel's upcoming album 'War & leisure'. The sandy desert background of the art may be related to war, as many conflicts take place in sandy areas of the world such as Afghanistan or Iraq. I am unsure what the link between this cover and the song is, and it is completely possible that there is no link.
This may be the case because Miguel has talked about the song in an interview, and said
"We were just having fun in he studio. We were just laughing like. 'It would be so easy to do one of these songs.' It just came out of a moment of fun."
This new version of the digipak features the track list from Miguel's new project 'War & Leisure'. The single 'Skywalker' was the first track of the album to be released. I have chosen a military themed font for the track names to fit with the theme of war, as well as the explosion on the disc. The sound of the song is the link to leisure, as they all have a generally positive sound to them due to the cadence of the songs. They use a major cadence which gives them a happy/upbeat sound.
