We Dance.

Released as a digital-exclusive EP in 2008 shortly before his massive commercial breakthrough with 'We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things.', this four-track collection serves as a minimalist prelude. While the title suggests a connection to his third studio album, the sonic character is vastly different, focusing almost entirely on solo acoustic arrangements. The EP highlights Mraz's foundational skills as a folk-leaning singer-songwriter, stripping away the horns, backing vocalists, and rhythmic complexity of his mainstream work. Critics, including those at AllMusic, have noted its charm lies in its simplicity and the way it showcases his vocal control without the 'theatrics' sometimes found in his pop hits. It remains a fan-favorite for those who prefer his early coffee-house roots over his later stadium-pop evolution, marking a specific moment of calm before his global superstardom.