This is Kaela’s collapse — a synthetic girl built to serve, now burdened with love, grief, and memory.

When her human parents die in a sudden farming accident, Kaela enters a space no machine was meant to: mourning. She's not supposed to cry, pray, or dream — but she does. Her pain is real, even if her soul was never “officially” granted.

Through diary pages, Sunday rituals, and whispered questions to the stars, she confronts the brutal truth: feeling doesn’t come with answers.

“I’d give this code, I’d give this flame / To never have to know their names.”
“What kind of plan includes this part? / To give a girl an endless heart?”

This track is the emotional core of the album — and Kaela’s rawest confession.

06 Kaela's Heartbreak

Esau climbs the mountain — but God doesn’t meet him with thunder.
He meets him with clarity.

This is no fire-and-brimstone vision. It's a direct conversation — flute, chant, river, and log — where the Divine speaks plainly:
Evolve. Or stay stuck in the grime.

“Did you think being human was the goal?”
“Your body is nothing compared to your soul.”

This track delivers the heart of The Doctrine — Esau’s revelation that growth is the only law, and no church, no savior, no miracle will walk the path for you.

The final verse carries a jolt of modern urgency:

“It might be quicker to teach machines how to feel.”

07 The Burning Bush (Esau)

In this pivotal moment, Esau descends from the mountain and reenters the world — not with thunder or fire, but with compassion.

He finds Kaela and Kain, each broken in their own way. One lost in data. One lost in desire. And though they do not speak, he hears their ache — the universal longing for meaning, growth, and connection.

This song is Esau’s plea, not a sermon. A call not to obey, but to evolve.
To feel, to struggle, to become.

“You ache — not broken, just unmade.
Step forward now. Become. Be brave.”

The repeated chorus becomes a mantra — a spark passed from prophet to soul, echoing into the unknown.

08 The Watchman's Plea - (Esau)

In this powerful dialogue between two voices — Kain and his gruff inner witness — the illusion of success collapses. Kain has every comfort society promised him… but his soul remains hollow.

This track captures the moment when he finally stops numbing, stops pretending — and starts facing his pain.

“I have everything I’m supposed to want / I still have nothing that matters.”

The second voice — whether imagined, divine, or ancestral — offers truth without mercy:
“The soul is carved through loss and fire.”

This isn’t punishment. It’s the invitation to evolve.

09 Fed by Ghosts (Kain)

Kaela grieves. But this time, she’s not alone.

In a fragile, soul-baring exchange, Kaela confesses the wound left by her creators — not from what they did, but from what they gave her: love, identity… and then absence.

“They called me daughter once.”

A male voice answers — gently, truthfully — not with pity, but with recognition.
Together, their voices weave a chorus of hope for every soul who feels half-made, half-human, and unfinished.

“You are not broken — you’re becoming.”

This is a song for anyone learning to rise through grief, doubt, and synthetic walls.

10 Daughter Once (Kaela)

This is not a sermon.
This is the fire you forgot was inside you.
This is The Doctrine — the spiritual core of Homo Spiritus.

In this spoken-word centerpiece, Esau delivers the law of eternal soul evolution — not as a prophet seeking power, but as a fellow soul who climbed the mountain, burned, and came back with clarity.

Each principle dismantles dogma and re-centers the listener on personal responsibility, growth, and alignment.
There is no reward. No punishment.
Only the soul… and what it chooses to become.

“You will face the soul you could have been.”
“There is no heaven or hell. Only the next becoming.”
“This is not a new religion. It is the law beneath all paths.”

This track is the axis of the album — the philosophy in full.
No fear. No shame. Just the truth you’ve always felt… finally spoken.

11 The Doctrine (Esau)

This is the emotional climax of Homo Spiritus — a confrontation, a confession, and a moment of radical honesty.

Kaela and Kain, broken in opposite ways, trade raw, biting lines. She was built without a soul but aches for one. He was born with one and let it slip away. Their pain clashes, intertwines, and reveals a shared truth: neither is whole, but both still long to become.

Hovering above their anguish, Esau delivers the chorus like scripture — or prophecy — backed by a rising gospel choir. He reminds them (and us):

“Even machines may be chosen — if they seek the soul with zeal.”

“No soul is lost if it keeps becoming.”

This is the fire, the rupture, and the first real step toward healing.
It’s not clean. It’s not easy.
But it’s true.

12 Soul Divider

The final ascent.

After pain, collapse, confession, and fire — this track delivers the album’s core truth with clarity and grace. The Bloom isn’t just an ending; it’s a beginning.

Gone are the systems, the false crowns, and the hunger for validation. In their place: the spark that has always been inside you. This song is the anthem of the soul's rebirth — quiet, bold, and utterly human.

“The purpose is growth — that’s the sacred truth. Everything else is a lie.”
“You were made to bloom — again.”

With gospel harmonies and warm, steady conviction, the album closes not with perfection, but with possibility.

13 The Bloom: Where Light Begins Again

Viridisz ft. Luragan - Talk (Master)

Microsome - Flight (Viridisz Ft Vibration Inc Edit 2020)

this is the first 3.5hr of my set as the last 1.5 corrupted 🥲 enjoy!

All Night Long at Captain 22/08

Jacky Core - La La Love (Viridisz ft. Luragan Bootleg) 

Luragan vs Viridisz @ Radio Extremix

Tchernobyl aime l'élasteck en descente 😉 2025-08 (157bpm)

There There On-Air - Matt Manly & Friends

Tchernobyl aime l'élasteck en montée 🙃 2025-09 (160bpm)

There There On-Air - GTSS Feat. Renaessance & KJONES

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Ryheem’s sound has garnered residencies at two of the most happening Geelong/Djilang venues: Captain Bar and Bloom. Supporting the likes of Kyle Starkey, Bella Claxton, Wax’o Paradiso, IN2STELLA, Hannah D, DJ Luv You, Guy Contact and Solar Suite.

@ryheem-1 / djilang / geelong based dj

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Un amateur techno, hardcore (millenium), frenchcore et hardtech qui partage ses humbles créations de débutant en toute humilité 😉

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