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They Are You and reflections on oneness, interconnectedness, awakening, consciousness, human potential, and humanity’s continuing journey toward recognizing the deeper connections that unite us all.
11 sep 2012 – (Rating : 9/10) A rare achievement of beauty and depth.
In 2012, Gloomer teamed up with Jay30k for a raw electronic track called “They Are You.” It dropped beats and lyrics that hit on separation, control, and the quiet pull toward unity: “They take from you… I take the red pill to disconnect me… They are you.”
The sound mixed dark D&B influences with a pulsing message of oneness, we’re all connected, one consciousness in the cosmic dance. It invited listeners to Google “God particle” for proof and break free from the illusion of isolation.
Looking back, this was a solid early spark. The core insight still lands simply: the world often feels like “they” versus “you”, systems, fears, or habits draining your energy while pretending to be separate. The track’s red-pill moment encouraged disconnection from that noise to feel the deeper link between us all. For everyday folks, it’s like realizing your heartbeat syncs with something bigger than daily grind.
The 2.0 revolution takes this foundation and upgrades it fully. Where the 2012 track hinted at oneness through music and metaphor, 2.0 builds it into lived reality: technology that amplifies shared consciousness, societies designed for collective potential, and personal upgrades that turn “I take the red pill” into daily, practical awakening.
Old ideas of fighting “them” or just philosophizing unity evolve into engineered harmony, tools, mindsets, and systems that make separation obsolete. The track contributed real heart and beats to the awakening playlist, but 2.0 surpasses it by making the cosmic dance programmable, scalable, and unstoppable for every human.
This means choosing upgrades that reconnect you powerfully: Gloomer teamed up with Jay30k for a raw electronic track called “They Are You.”, communities thriving on real oneness, and personal power that turns old struggles into fuel.
The message endures, we are all one, but now it’s not just a lyric to vibe to: it’s the operating system for a better world.
And hey, if a 2012 beat could nudge folks toward unity, imagine what fully upgraded humans will drop next.
Probably with better bass. 😊
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