"I rewired my mind, but the code glitch still…"
That line? It ain’t just a lyric — it’s the heartbeat of Vault Talk: REWIRE. This isn’t an album. It’s a soul purge. A journal for the ones who’ve been in the trenches of their own minds, trying to break loops that feel eternal.
Shemaiah returns not just as an artist, but as a survivor. Not of just industry games or personal losses — but of the daily mental battles that culture glamorizes and faith quietly rescues.
⚡ Track by Track: A Soul in Progress
๐️ “God Help Me”
This is the first cry — not polished, not dressed up for church or socials. Just honest. When life don’t hit like your vision board, and prayer feels like voicemail… Shemaiah meets the listener in the middle of their storm. He bleeds scripture, doubt, faith, and fear — and somehow makes grace the loudest sound in the chaos.
๐ “Here We Go Again”
Modern life, on loop. Clock out at work but never clock out mentally. Mind racin’, phone scrollin’, family tension thick in the room. The verse about arguments, digital numbing, and silence that screams? Yeah — it hits like a gut check. For everyone who's ever tried to bury pain under playlists and pixels.
๐ง “Rewire”
This is where therapy meets theology. Where neuroscience walks hand in hand with God’s whisper. It's a revelation: the mind can be trained — but not without truth. Trauma, addiction, coping loops — Shemaiah doesn’t just name them, he maps them. God steps in like a divine coder, not erasing the past, but repurposing it for strength.
“You ain't your trauma — you the one I redeem.”
This ain’t self-help. This is spiritual surgery.
๐ “I Been Loopin”
The grand finale. Raw, poetic, devastatingly real. It’s not clean. It’s not tied up with a bow. It’s honest pain — addiction to validation, fear of exposure, scrolling to feel seen but still feeling invisible. Culture mocks Christ, but bows to brands. We quote bars that glorify death but dismiss scripture that gives life.
“What’s the point of fame if you lose your face?”
He asks what we all avoid. And God responds not with condemnation, but with invitation.
✝️ This Ain’t Just a Project — It’s a Mirror
Vault Talk: REWIRE isn’t a flex — it’s a confession. A confrontation with the lies we call comfort. Shemaiah exposes the glitch in the code: we’re chasing peace in places that profit off our pain.
But through every breakdown, there's a breakthrough.
This EP is for the anxious but functional.
The believers who battle doubt in silence.
The dreamers who feel like their trauma has become their template.
Shemaiah isn’t preaching perfection. He’s testifying about grace in the glitch.
And in every verse, God isn’t distant. He’s downloading peace where chaos used to live.
๐ง Final Word: REWIRE Is the Soundtrack for Your Soul Reset
You're not too far gone. You’re not too broken.
You’re just being rewired.
Put the EP on repeat — not for the beats (though they knock),
but for the truths that might just save you.
