listened to this about a million times but I just got chills. great song tune. glad you in dis bitch!

🔥 we won't appreciate Lil Weezy until he is gone smh 🖤

First time I saw Wayne was drought 3 era, and I was disappointed! He came back with a vengeance the next time I saw him at a Dreamville I think year 1! Need to catch a whole headline show

🎧 VAULT TALK – EP by Shemaiah

A 4-track spiritual blueprint through silence, surrender, and soul-level healing.
1. Unconditional Love

Theme: Silence, divine alignment, emotional restraint
Summary:
From the “top floor,” Shemaiah reflects on success, silence, and the cost of spiritual alignment. Surrounded by ghosts of unspoken truths, this track is a confession and a revelation—some get it, some don’t, and that’s okay. He’s still standing, because he’s aligned.
2. Before The Top Floor

Theme: Trauma, vulnerability, the beginning of healing
Summary:
Going downward to go upward—Shemaiah takes us to the “basement,” the symbolic ground zero. It’s the place of pain, prayer, and preparation. This track honors where the real work started, long before the world saw the fruit. It’s gritty, honest, and sacred.
3. God Wrecked It

Theme: Divine disruption, surrender, spiritual transformation
Summary:
When God steps in and flips your plans—not to punish you, but to protect you. God Wrecked It confronts the process of letting go of what no longer serves your healing. What feels like loss is actually construction. The breakdown is blessed.
4. Let Him In

Theme: Faith, ongoing healing, sacred vulnerability
Summary:
The final chapter in the journey. This one isn’t finished—and that’s the point. Shemaiah lets the listener into his healing space, raw and unpolished. The Holy Spirit moves through this track like a whisper. It’s a reminder: even in your brokenness, you are still holy. Let Him in.

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