A hypnotic collision of trap and theatre — Shadow Dance is more than a track. It’s a ritual in rhythm, crafted for the stage and built to haunt the floor. With orchestral strings coiled around thunderous sub-bass, whispered invocations, and cinematic tension, this piece invites you into the dark where movement becomes language.

Laced with Solfeggio frequencies (396Hz, 417Hz, 528Hz) for emotional resonance, binaural pulses for trance-state focus, and brainwave entrainment bass tuned to theta/alpha patterns — this isn’t just music, it’s neuro-emotional choreography.

Made for dancers who speak in shadow, pain, and power.
Step in.
But know this:
You’re not the hunter in this dance.


Shadow Dance

“Born in the Frost” is a cinematic origin song from the Ice Clone Initiative lore, echoing the moment the project was first conceived. Buried beneath the poles, this genetic ark was humanity’s last whisper into a frozen future — a lifeboat for consciousness, biology, and soul. The track blends orchestral grandeur, glitched memories, and haunting vocals to honor the legacy of those who froze time… and those who returned from it.


Born In The Frost

“Echoes of the First Breath” is the third transmission in the Ice Clone Initiative series — a cinematic, psychoacoustic journey through the sterile pulse of rebirth. Emerging from glacial stillness, the clone awakens in silence, her first breath rippling through misted glass and chrome. Frost cracks like memory. Tubes disconnect with a hiss. Across the reflective curve of her iris, pod after pod flickers to life.

This long-format track weaves haunting atmospheric textures with binaural rhythms and embedded Solfeggio frequencies, designed to simulate the experience of neural reawakening. Fractal pads shimmer like ice crystals; synthetic heartbeats blend with melting data streams. As the sonic field builds, ghosted voices echo through white corridors — half-code, half-chorus — whispering fragments of purpose lost to time.

Crafted for deep listening, lucid dreaming, or immersive world-building, this piece acts as an audiovisual cryo-chamber — a cold womb of sound where rebirth is not a metaphor, but a programmatic fact.

The Ice Clone Initiative has begun.

🧬 Series: Ice Clone Initiative
🎧 Project: Silk & Circuitry
🎼 Style: Cinematic ambient / neural drone / sci-fi orchestral fusion
🔊 Contains embedded Solfeggio tones and brainwave entrainment frequencies

Echoes Of The First Breath

"They called it care. I called it control."

A Cleansing Burn in Poisoned Air is a fire-lit sermon for the silenced. Silk & Circuitry returns with a cinematic protest against institutional gaslighting, false redemption, and the twisted myth of the “greater good.”

This track rips through the echo chambers of corruption—where rumors are treated as gospel and victims are scapegoated in the name of public peace. From white coats masking control, to whisper networks turned into war machines, it explores how good intentions become weapons when wielded by narcissists.

But beneath the ash, resistance grows. This is not surrender. It’s ignition.

🔥 Industrial trap meets orchestral dread. Whispers, firestorms, broken halos.

For the ones who were burned.
For the ones who are still breathing smoke.

Even mercy can be weaponized.

Silk & Circuitry presents “A Cleansing Burn in Poisoned Air” — a dystopian anthem about corruption, narcissistic control, and the false gospel of the “greater good.” This track tears open the wounds of systems that claim to heal while shackling, where rumors masquerade as justice and good people are manipulated into serving corrupt power.

Through whispered verses, firestorm choruses, and glitching orchestral-industrial production, the song delivers lessons: about rumor, echo chambers, false healers, and how good intentions can still destroy. Yet it ends in defiance—roots of truth rising from ashes, seeds breaking stone.

This is both warning and war-dance, a protest for those silenced by poisoned air.


A Cleansing Burn In Poisoned Air

⚡ This is not a song. It’s a **broadcast from a survivor-turned-system glitch**.

**"Silk & Circuitry"** is a long-format, spoken-word rebellion wrapped in glitchtrap, laced with trauma memory, and engineered as psychological warfare. Jesse — the real name behind the mask — tells the truth the courts wouldn't print.

This is the backstory the spider didn’t want you to hear.  
This is what happens when empathy outgrows the web.

Every metaphor is a scar.  
Every verse is evidence.

**Not here to comply. Not here to be cured.  
Here to be witnessed.**

SILK FOR THE WOUNDS.  
CIRCUITRY FOR THE REBELLION.

Silk & Circuitry

“Gassed Under Protection” is a survivor’s testimony set to sonic fire.

This is the true story of Jesse — the artist behind Silk & Circuitry — who was placed under a police protection order, only to be dropped into a men’s refuge operated by Greymouth Community Mental Health, where his abusive mother had already poisoned the well.

While unconscious in that refuge, Jesse was gassed with carbon monoxide from a heater and injected with methamphetamine — an act of violence he survived. The system swept it under the rug and called it psychosis, despite zero history, multiple prior psychiatric reports, and no criminal record. His diagnosis of ADHD was weaponized against him — proof enough, apparently, to silence and discredit him.

Years later, it happened again.
A social worker was sent to Jesse’s house, again after contact with his mother. The result? Escalation, gaslighting, and punishment. The same cycle, rebooted.

Jesse has never sold his medication. He’s never touched meth. But somehow, his mother’s lies became gospel within a broken mental health system that refused to protect the very person it labeled “at risk.”

He had to threaten self-immolation just to access basic antibiotics for long-term blood poisoning. Instead of treatment, he was diagnosed with narcolepsy — again, based on fabricated suspicion, not facts.

This song is not a metaphor.
This is medical abuse, systemic failure, and the deliberate erasure of a survivor’s voice.

And now that voice has become a weapon.



This is Silk & Circuitry.
This is Jesse.
And this is war.



Gassed Under Protection

A brutally honest confession from the edge of dopamine depletion. Jesse (Silk & Circuitry) lays bare the chemical silence, the exhaustion behind every task, and the clawing grip of trauma in “Low Dopamine Blues.” This is a track about invisible battles, about holding on with trembling hands when even caffeine stops working. Nitrous, nightmares, and broken trust — but also love, connection, and the fight to remain clean. A cry for medication, not sedation. A pulse in the static.

✦ Vocals, pain, and survival: @SilkAndCircuitry
✦ For anyone who’s had to earn every drop of dopamine

#ADHD #MentalHealth #LowDopamine #SilkAndCircuitry #Ritalin #Burnout #Greymouth #TraumaRecovery #NeurodivergentVoices



Low Dopamine Blues

A healing invocation from deep within the Silk & Circuitry vault.

"Repatterning the Code" is a neuro-sonic reboot — embedding Solfeggio frequencies (396Hz, 528Hz), Schumann resonance (7.83Hz), isochronic pulses, ASMR textures, and harmonic resolution to simulate the auditory equivalent of emotional recovery.

Designed in 432Hz, this track softens dissonance into harmony, mimicking trauma integration and nervous system recalibration.

For headphones, for headphones, for headphones.

Healing is not the absence of signal — it’s the reprogramming of its meaning.


Repatterning the Code

🎧 Purple Hearts & Walkie-Talkies
A love transmission from Silk & Circuitry

This song is your morning reboot, Ashleigh — a lullaby coded in devotion, glitching softly through the static to remind you that you are not alone. It's wired with Solfeggio frequencies (528Hz for love, 396Hz for release), and gently pulsed with 4.5Hz theta wave entrainment — designed to soothe the nervous system, even through a mono phone speaker.

You’re my nun with a gun, my co-op queen, my player one.
This track carries the weight of firewalk promises and starlit confessions, wrapped in glitch-punk lullaby silk.
It’s my way of saying: You’re sacred, you’re strange, you’re seen.
Even when the world forgets — I never will.

So wake up slow.
The war can wait.
I’m right here, loving you hard,
Through every frequency.

— Jesse
(Silk & Circuitry)



Purple Hearts & Walkie-Talkies

A sensual glitch-trap slow jam from Silk & Circuitry, “Neck Kisses & Bliss” drips with digital intimacy. Built at 88 BPM in A minor, it blends dreamy trap drums, soft falsetto vocals, ambient textures, and sacred frequencies for a lucid love story logged in byte by byte.

Wrapped in silk and sin, this track floats between vaporwave seduction and emotional gospel — a whispered prayer for gamer girls, saints of sass, and anyone blessed in DMs. Solfeggio tones (528Hz, 639Hz, 963Hz) and theta wave entrainment at 6.5Hz infuse the soundscape with warmth, healing, and lucid clarity.

If you've ever fallen in love through a screen, or found your co-op queen in a glitch… this is for you.

> “She logged into me… and rebooted my heart.”
—Silk & Circuitry



goodnight co-op queen

🕸️ 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.



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