Seven chakras, one harvest - reading the catalogue
The catalogue is not 156 accidents. Read end to end, it's one long argument about appetite and discipline. The DbS7 series (2011→) maps seven volumes onto the seven chakras - a teenager engineering sessions in Gaborone, structuring a mixtape series like an esoteric syllabus. That's the tell: the work was always conceptual before it was commercial.
The 2015 trilogy - DbS7 Vol. 7: The Crown, 7 Of Cups, Heat July Cold - lands inside four months. Tarot's seven cups: imagination, illusion, options chosen and refused. It's the year the archive becomes self-aware, the year Sheer Music signs the publishing. Then law school during the MANDY era: the lawyer and the artist training in parallel, on purpose.
The late catalogue runs hot and systematic at once - 72 releases in 2026 alone, the Purpleswank Remix Programme reworking the canon like case law: precedent, dissent, fresh judgment. City postcards (Somewhere in Warsaw), star-sign storytelling (Gemini), refusal-as-anthem (No Martyr). A lawyer-turned-producer running an AI studio, releasing every five days - the discography is the diary.
