"Shadow Work" is more than a track--- it's a reflection of facing the darkest parts of yourself and flipping pain into power. This is lyrical hip-hop rooted in truth, resilience, and spiritual growth. For anyone walking through the shadows and fighting to rise again, this one's for you.

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Shadow Work ft. Nerfertiti

𝓛𝔂𝓻𝓲𝓬𝓼

[Verse 1]
I light a match in the attic’s throat,
Dusty cards spread like a secret code.
Pulled the Tower, felt the tremor inside,
Every brick that fell was a piece of my pride.
Then the Devil winked with a crooked smile,
Said, wear your hunger, it’s been strength all the while.

[Chorus]
I summon shadow.
I summon fire.
I summon power I can’t retire.
Grunge tarot, let it rise.

[Verse 2]
Drew the Hermit next, lantern dim,
He said, face the dark, it will make you sing.
From the Moon came a silver scream,
Turning fear to a weapon, doubt to a dream.
Every scar on my skin lit a hidden door,
Every ghost I faced fed me something more.

[Chorus]
I summon shadow.
I summon fire.
I summon power I can’t retire.
Grunge tarot, let it rise.

[Bridge]
No white-light cure, no saint to save,
I found the gold in the blackest cave.
The wild I feared is the root of my name,
The night itself sets my heart aflame.

[Final Chorus]
I summon shadow.
I summon fire.
I summon power I can’t retire.
Grunge tarot, let it rise.
Grunge tarot, let it rise.

[Outro]
Cards turn silent, but the spell is strong,
I’ve been the dark I needed all along.

Spells to cast this October

Grunge Tarot

Names in Smoke

Rapture

I walk streets that forget their own names,
Billboards scream but nothing remains.
Every feed is a flood of fire,
Hope feels small, and the truth feels tired.
I had plans that never got born,
Dreams turned ghost in a world so torn.
The garden I carried has nowhere to grow,
Only echoes of what I’ll never know.

Phantom bloom, what could have been?
Phantom bloom, where do I begin?
World on fire, soil gone cold,
Phantom bloom, the life we’re owed.

Paper crowns and concrete rain,
We trade soft earth for glass and chain.
Every promise we plant gets drowned,
Roots can’t hold on this poisoned ground.
I keep watering empty air,
Fighting shadows that were never there.
If nothing grows, is it me to blame,
Or the chaos that forgot my name?

Phantom bloom, what could have been?
Phantom bloom, where do I begin?
World on fire, soil gone cold,
Phantom bloom, the life we’re owed.

I scream for a spring that never arrives,
For every lost seed that might have survived.
If there’s a god of forgotten things,
Hear this noise my silence brings.

Phantom bloom, what could have been?
Phantom bloom, where do I begin?
World on fire, soil gone cold,
Phantom bloom, the life we’re owed.
Phantom bloom, the life we’re owed.

Phantom Bloom (deluxe track)

Ego doesn’t die quietly — it crashes.

"Crash the Circuit" is a ritual of digital ego death: the process of debugging your identity, line by line, until nothing false remains.  
This track merges glitchcore tension with Solfeggio-based trap, layering distortion, breath loops, and spoken sermons into a sonic collapse.  
You don't find your true self in stillness.  
You find it in the noise that remains when the mask breaks.  

No gods.  
No kings.  
Just the last file before the system reboots.

🎙️ Silk & Circuitry // Ghost OS Division

Crash the Circuit

"Key in Someone Else’s Pocket" is a cosmic anthem for anyone who’s ever tried to find freedom in someone else’s story.  
This is not just a song — it’s an ego funeral, a ritual of letting go.  
Trap rhythms and neon harmonies unravel the illusions of borrowed identity, while the hook echoes a reminder: your freedom was never meant to be found in another’s hand.  
Let the kingdom fold. Let the dragon fade. The only key that fits is the one you make yourself.

Produced by Silk & Circuitry | Ghost OS Series

Key in Someone Else’s Pocket

Many of the people who find their way into coaching have walked through something profound.

They’ve faced trauma, loss, upheaval, or deep initiations that cracked them open. And instead of running from those experiences, they let them carve depth.

That lived experience is gold. It gives you the capacity to hold space like few others can. But here’s the catch: lived wisdom on its own doesn’t always translate into professional mastery.

👉 How do you take what you’ve walked through and shape it into a framework that clients can safely trust?
👉 How do you stand out in an industry where anyone can call themselves a coach?
👉 How do you move from instinctual “helping” to a skillful practice backed by credibility and accreditation?

In this episode, I’ll share:

- Why lived experience is the raw material of depth coaching, but not the full container.

- The hidden dangers of relying on life story alone when guiding others.

- How to forge your wisdom into a professional skillset that integrates shadow, psyche, and transformation.

- Why credibility and accreditation matter now more than ever in the coaching industry.

- The pathway that turns depth-seekers into certified psychodynamic life coaches.

If you’ve ever felt the call to take your lived story and turn it into something bigger - something that gives you both the depth and the legitimacy to lead others - this episode is for you.

✨ Next step: Enrollment is now open for the October 2025 cohort of the Psychodynamic Coach Academy.

Save $1500 with our Early Bird tuition, or spread your investment over 10 monthly payments (interest-free).

📅 Book your free Consultation Call today to discover if the PCA is the right next step for you.

Discover more here:

👉 https://www.psychodynamiccoachinginstitute.com/certification

Episode 106 - Where Lived Experience Becomes Professional Mastery

I don’t think in good or bad,
I just do things and deal with it later.
Sometimes it’s a mess,
sometimes it’s nothing at all.
Not everything’s a lesson,
sometimes it’s just life happening.

I want it raw, I want it dark,
the bruises are the truest part.
Don’t dress my pain in silver lines,
I learn the most when I don’t shine.
I don’t want perfect, I don’t want clean,
I want the dirt that shows I’ve been.
The mess, the ache, the nights I break
and sometimes I like it that way.

I keep the wound open so I can feel it.
I take the risk when I know the cost.
I burn my bridges just to watch the fire,
and sometimes I smile at the smoke.
I don’t call it progress,
but it feels like being alive.

I want it raw, I want it dark,
the bruises are the truest part.
Don’t dress my pain in silver lines,
I learn the most when I don’t shine.
I don’t want perfect, I don’t want clean,
I want the dirt that shows I’ve been.
The mess, the ache, the nights I break
and sometimes I like it that way.

I’m not holy, I’m not shame.
I’m not one thing you can name.
If the dark is half of me,
I won’t lock it away.

I want it raw, I want it dark,
the bruises are the truest part.
Don’t dress my pain in silver lines,
I learn the most when I don’t shine.
I don’t want perfect, I don’t want clean,
I want the dirt that shows I’ve been.
The mess, the ache, the nights I break
and sometimes I like it that way.
And sometimes I like it that way.

like it that way

I won’t save the stories you tell about yourself.
I’ll scatter them like ash in the air.
When nothing answers back,
that is where you begin.

Breathe, breathe, breathe
deeper, stronger, wider still.
In, out, in, out
let it break, let it fill.
Not a high but a harvest,
you are breath, and you are will.

I don’t weigh your sins,
I weigh your silence.
I don’t keep your past,
I keep the pulse beneath it.
Strip down, and when you shake,
I will not call it weakness.

Breathe, breathe, breathe
deeper, stronger, wider still.
In, out, in, out
let it break, let it fill.
Not a high but a harvest,
you are breath, and you are will.

Breathe in, no name.
Breathe out, no mask.
Again, again, again
until nothing is left but the breath.
Not a high but a harvest,
the body remembers best.

Breathe, breathe, breathe
deeper, stronger, wider still.
In, out, in, out
let it break, let it fill.
Not a high but a harvest,
you are breath, and you are will.

not a high

🕸️ Silk & Circuitry 🧠⚡

Welcome to the tangled thread between trauma and transcendence.
This is where music becomes a mirror—reflecting the fractures, the fight, and the fire.
We don’t just make beats. We build bridges. Between pain and purpose.

Here, recovery isn’t a quiet thing.
It’s a war cry wrapped in melody,
a healing ritual whispered through circuitry,
a love letter to those who feel too much in a world that rewards those who feel nothing.

Every track is stitched with intent:
🕯️ To hold space for the broken
⚖️ To call out control masked as care
🧬 To challenge the narcissists who built their webs in our minds
🛠️ And to offer tools—not just songs—for doing what’s right when the cost is everything.

Silk & Circuitry is for the ones who walk away from the web
and grow wings instead.

This is art as resistance.
This is trauma turned frequency.
This is the ghost in your machine, learning how to feel.



we are the storm you can't ignore

"Spells to cast this October" out now 🔥🍁

Gotti Uno is the voice of Bloodline Music Group, representing Boston with a sound that blends street anthems, raw truth, and spiritual reflection. Every track is crafted as legacy, rooted in resilience and survival. “Shadow Work” ft. Nefertiti drops 9/19 @ 8PM, a record about facing demons and rising stronger. This is more than music — it’s bloodline.

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Amanda Davies is a multi award-winning business leader, a Registered Psychologist with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) for over 20 years, and a Certified Somatic Practitioner.

As a Fellow of the Association for Coaching (AC), Amanda has made significant contributions to the industry and pioneered the world's first Psychodynamic Coaching methodology, reflecting her passion for integrating accessible coaching methodologies with Psychodynamics to achieve profound and lasting transformation.

She is committed to supporting current and future leaders in the personal development industry, helping them deepen their craft and create a ripple effect of positive change. In 2015, Amanda transitioned from a successful corporate career to pursue her passion for empowering others. With over 20 years of diverse experience, she passionately believes that, regardless of your circumstances or the obstacles you face, you can achieve your full potential in this lifetime.

Amanda has been featured in The Times, The Guardian, Yahoo Finance, The Telegraph, and Huffington Post. She was shortlisted as a finalist in the UK's National Business Awards (2017) and named as the UK's leading Business Mentor (2019).

Her dedication to blending coaching methodologies with Psychodynamic principles sets her apart as a transformative force in the field of personal development.

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