Unus Mundus

“Unus Mundus” is Latin for “One World” —a primordial unified reality from which all opposites emerge. The song mirrors Carl Jung’s and Chinese cosmological ideas: that synchronicity, light/dark, dream/reality, observer/observed are all expressions of the same source.

The song begins with chopsticks foley—a subtle, tactile sound evoking a watery, dark, cavernous dreamscape. Modular synths and eerie textures shape a mythical space, filled with “creatures from the other universe.”

Vocals (performed by Brianna) are sound-designed to feel detached and void-like, echoing themes of nihilism and emptiness. The song journeys through structural contrasts:

A dark world - A nihilistic interlude between two realms - A shift toward light and distorted duality - Angelic, fairy-like transcendence - Return to the dark, unresolved.

Lyrically and sonically, the track questions: What is real? What is dream? It plays with the idea that both might be structured fictions, diverging from the same unknown source. It’s like floating in a lucid dream, fighting gravity while staring into the abyss—and the abyss is harmonizing in reverb-drenched falsetto.