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Gematria: The Album
13 tracks. Alternating between reggae-roots frequencies and hip-hop storytelling. Rooted in the ancient Hebrew code and delivered through the two genres that have always carried the most truth: rhythm and rhyme. Each number in the title is a key. Each song unlocks a door.
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Track 01
The Name
Reggae
The album opens with the most fundamental question: What is the Name of God? Drawing from Kabbalistic tradition, this track traces the sound and meaning behind the ineffable, establishing that before religion, before doctrine, there was a frequency. A vibration. A Name.
Track 02
Kabbalah
Hip-Hop
A direct transmission on the ancient wisdom system most people only know through red strings and celebrity obsession. This track strips the mysticism down to its raw architecture: the Sefirot, the Tree of Life, and why this map matters right now. No gatekeepers. No fluff.
Track 03
13
Reggae
Thirteen is the gematria of both Ahavah (Love) and Echad (One). This isn't coincidence, it's design. The track meditates on unity as a mathematical truth, not a philosophical wish. Love and Oneness share the same numerical root because they are the same thing.
Track 04
Inspect This
Hip-Hop
An invitation, and a challenge, to examine everything. The systems we inherited, the truths we accepted without question, the narratives that were handed to us as history. If truth fears no inspection, then this track is the magnifying glass. Look closer. Then look again.
Track 05
86
Reggae
Elohim (God) and HaTeva (Nature) both equal 86 in Gematria. Divinity has always walked among us, not in temples, but in trees. Not in scripture, but in soil. This track is a reminder that the sacred was never separate from the natural. It was always the same conversation.
Track 06
Ask AI
Hip-Hop
A meta-conversation about intelligence, artificial and ancient. As the world rushes toward AI as the new oracle, this track asks the harder question: What wisdom are we delegating? What do we lose when we outsource remembering? The code was always in us, we just forgot how to read it.
Track 07
207
Reggae
207 is the Gematria of Or (Light), and also of Raz (Secret). Light and Secret share the same numerical identity. What you think is hidden may be the very thing illuminating you. This track explores the paradox of revelation: that truth doesn't hide, it waits for those ready to see it.
Track 08
Integrity
Hip-Hop
The track cuts to the core of Barrett's life philosophy: integrity is not a virtue to be performed, it's the only sustainable strategy. Built from years in hospitality, coaching, and community service, this is the song about what it actually costs to keep your word. Every. Single. Time.
Track 09
358
Reggae
The serpent (Nachash) and the messiah (Moshiach) share the same Gematria: 358. This is the central teaching of the album: that good and evil are not separate forces but a single choice repeated every moment. The serpent feeds ego. The messiah awakens the soul. We carry both.
Track 10
Prophets
Hip-Hop
A tribute to the frequency-carriers across history: those who saw clearly when the world was clouded, who spoke truth when silence was safer. The track weaves Marley's rhythm, Einstein's logic, King's righteousness, and the deeper teaching that the prophetic impulse lives in all of us.
Track 11
441
Reggae
Emet, Truth, equals 441 in Gematria. It is also 21 squared, and the same numerical value as Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh: I Am That I Am. Truth, the sages taught, must span everything: beginning, middle, and end. This track is a meditation on what it means to live inside that kind of truth.
Track 12
Good vs Evil
Hip-Hop
This isn't a battle, it's a curriculum. The track reframes the ancient moral binary not as cosmic warfare but as the everyday friction that shapes character. Every choice between ego and elevation, between fear and love, is the same lesson in a different classroom. The question is always the same: which one are you feeding?
Track 13
6000 Lies
Reggae
The album closes where it had to: with the weight of what we were never told. 6000 years of suppressed memory, distorted history, and manufactured division. But the track doesn't end in despair, it ends in return. Because the truth was always there. And now you remember it. That's the whole album.
