HUMAN™

1. HUMAN™ 

Theme: The Product Identity 

The title track sets the stage: a "soft-coded" existence where we smile for the cameras and fall apart in private. It’s an anthem for anyone who feels like a function rather than a person.

2. Dopamine 

Theme: The Digital Fix 

A restless, high-energy trap-pop hit about the addiction to notifications and the "spark" of newness. It captures the anxiety of a pulse that only beats when the screen refreshes.

3. Touch-Starved 

Theme: Physical Longing 

A bittersweet synthpop track about the gap between digital "closeness" and actual human warmth. It’s the sound of realized isolation—wanting a pulse you can’t scroll past.

4. 4K Lonely 

Theme: The High-Def Facade 

A cinematic masterpiece about the "perfect" life. It explores the irony of being seen by thousands in high definition while having no one close enough to actually reach you.

5. Algorithm Says I’m Fine 

Theme: Curated Grief 

A glitchy, hypnotic track about performing "wellness" for the feed. It critiques a world where we turn our tragedies into content just to feel seen by a machine.

6. Hateclick 

Theme: Addictive Outrage 

A furious, aggressive exploration of our obsession with enemies. It’s the "sweet little pain" of staying mad just to feel a sense of power in a chaotic world.

7. Good Person Costume 

Theme: Performative Compliance 

A bitter-sweet track about the trauma of being "polite" to survive. It’s about the exhausting work of maintaining a "nice" exterior while rotting or raging underneath.

8. Sex Isn’t Intimacy 

Theme: The Transactional Body 

A seductive, wounded alt-R&B track that draws a boundary. It’s a refusal to be an "emergency" contact for someone who won't look you in the eye when the lights come on.

9. Systems 

Theme: The Political Body 

A sharp, passionate breakdown of the power dynamics in the room. It rejects the idea that sex can be "just sex" when it’s built on a hierarchy of "who gets heard and who gets used."

10. Access 

Theme: Consent as Code 

A defiant anthem of digital and physical agency. "Access isn't a vibe"—it’s a deliberate choice. This is the sound of the "kill-switch" being flipped on anyone who feels entitled to the narrator's space.

11. Nice Things (That Hurt) 

Theme: Inconsistent Love 

A tender, cutting track about breadcrumbing. It’s about the "addiction to almost"—being fed just enough "heaven" to keep you from leaving, even when you're starving.

12. Aftercare for Monsters 

Theme: Weaponized Guilt 

A haunted, intimate track about the person who uses their "shame" to keep you trapped. It’s a refusal to be the "holy water" that rinses off someone else's cruelty.

13. Recall 

Theme: The Reckoning 

An industrial, vengeful surge. This is the moment the product breaks. The wires are pulled, the gears are stripped, and the narrator reclaims their "patent" from the user who broke them.

14. Remember This 

Theme: Triumphant Closure 

A cold, empowered R&B track. It’s the final look back at a person who "loved cheap," delivered from a position of "healing out of range."

15. Group Chat Funeral 

Theme: Fading Friendship 

A sarcastic, aching look at how we lose people "in real time, in high definition." It’s a plea for a love that isn't automatic or aesthetic, but actually there.

16. Everybody Dies (Not Tonight) 

Theme: Radical Presence 

The grand finale. A hopeful, cinematic anthem that puts the "fear on airplane mode." It accepts the fragility of life and chooses to make the present moment holy.