KUNDALINI SPINESRise Up
The album from Kundalini Spines — Prophocie and Haight. It moves through street narratives, paranoia, prophecy, ritual, dreams, technology and metaphysical questions while staying anchored in underground hip-hop. Every track is listed here with what it is about, and each one has a 20-second preview.
The songs themselves, full length and in high resolution with the artwork, are on the album page.
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Skeleton Key
One shape that opens every door it was never meant to.
Skeleton Key is about the access nobody's supposed to have — and what you find once you're through the door.
5:01 -
Spine Glow
The signal made visible, one vertebra at a time.
Spine Glow is the clearest statement of the whole project's core idea — the spine isn't just structure, it's the receiver.
2:34 -
Graveyard Shift
A midnight transmission from the place where the living and the lost clock in together.
Graveyard Shift is a transmission from the hours nobody else is awake for — about showing up anyway, carrying a weight that doesn't clock out when the sun comes up. Enter it after dark for the full effect.
4:01 -
First 48
The clock every case lives or dies by.
First 48 moves at the speed of an investigation running out of time — every line a lead, every silence a dead end.
3:23 -
Spic N Span
Everything looks clean when you don't ask what got scrubbed away.
Spic N Span is the version of the story that's been wiped down until it's presentable.
3:48 -
Brutus
Et tu — the shortest distance between trust and the blade.
Brutus is brief on purpose. Some betrayals don't need a bridge or a hook — just the moment right before the knife.
1:40 -
Llama Mia
A little chaos, dressed up and let loose.
Llama Mia doesn't take itself too seriously — a loose, playful cut in a catalog built on weight.
3:58 -
Uzi Fruit
Sweet on the outside, still going off.
Uzi Fruit doesn't ask permission to be dangerous and a little ridiculous at the same time.
5:09 -
Semi-Auto
Rapid-fire thought, no safety on.
Semi Auto doesn't pause between ideas — each one fires before the last has finished landing.
3:49 -
Extra Zoom
Pull in closer and the picture stops making sense.
Extra Zoom is about the point where scrutiny stops revealing truth and starts inventing it.
5:17 -
33rd Floor
The floor the building doesn't officially have.
The 33rd Floor sits exactly where the project's own architecture points — the vertebra at the very top, past where most elevators stop.
4:13 -
X-Files
The truth was never really out there — it was already in the signal.
X Files chases the same static everyone else ignores, convinced the interference itself is the message.
4:09 -
Kabal
Every circle has an inside, and this one doesn't let just anyone in.
Kabal is about the architecture of secrecy — who's in the room, who built the room, and who's never allowed to ask.
3:34 -
Something Flashy
Shine bright enough and nobody checks what's underneath.
Some Thing Flashy is a study in surface — what gets seen, what gets missed, and who benefits from the difference.
3:32 -
Blue Pills
The comfortable version of the truth, and what it costs to keep taking it.
Blue Pills sits inside the moment right before a choice — the pull toward the easier story. It's restless and reflective, and it never tells you which way to go.
4:24 -
Highly Unstable
One wrong move from combustion.
Highly Unstable stays one beat away from falling apart the entire time — that's the point.
4:24 -
Steps from the Edge
Close enough to see exactly how far the fall would be.
Steps from the Edge stays right at the boundary — never jumping, never stepping back either.
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Scorpion Road
The path that bites back the further you walk it.
Scorpion Road is a travel record for a route that gets more dangerous with each mile, not less.
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Scorpion Dreams
Venom doesn't need to be awake to still be dangerous.
Scorpion Dreams lives in the space between sleep and threat — quiet, patient, never fully harmless.
3:57 -
Vision Quest
Some answers only show up after you've been lost long enough.
Vision Quest treats confusion as the price of admission — the clarity only comes after you stop looking for a shortcut.
5:29 -
Dark Meta
A meditation on the architecture behind the architecture — the pattern beneath the pattern.
Dark Meta moves through the geometry most people walk past without seeing — the structure underneath the structure. Enter it if you're ready to see the frame instead of the picture.
3:47 -
Block Blast
Concrete and pressure, detonated on the beat.
Block Blast is built from the corner, not the studio — raw, loud, and unwilling to explain itself twice.
4:59 -
Heavyweight
Carrying more than the beat lets on.
Heavy Weight sits under real pressure — the kind that doesn't show on the outside until it does.
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The Great Work
Alchemy was never really about gold.
The Great Work borrows its title from the oldest transformation myth there is — turning pressure into something worth keeping.
3:13 -
Seven Chambers of Light
Seven thresholds, one signal — each chamber lets a little more of it through.
7 Chambers of Light moves through seven distinct states, each one stripping something away until only the signal is left. Less a song than a passage.
4:43 -
May 26th
The day every spine calibrates for the final switch.
“May 26th” captures the moment a global Kundalini awakening triggers a planetary shift in consciousness, DNA, and human frequency. Cosmic imagery, sacred geometry, and apocalyptic energy collide as every spine calibrates for the final switch.
4:40 -
Prophecy in Motion
The future, already moving before you noticed it start.
Prophocie in Motion treats prediction as a physical force — something already underway long before it arrives.
4:07 -
Protocol Complete
Every step followed exactly, until the last one changes everything.
Protocol Complete is procedural until it isn't — the exact moment a system stops being predictable.
3:10
Twenty seconds is the door, not the room. Rise Up in full, in high resolution, is on the album page.