Shanin Blake's recorded story begins in 2018 with the album Soul Child and runs to the present, with Innerpeace arriving in July 2026. In between sit two more full albums, lioness (2021) and Divine Dopamine (2024), and a long stream of singles that carry most of the catalog's weight. The tone shifts as you move through it: lowercase, diaristic titles in 2021 and 2022, a bolder self-empowerment streak in 2023 and 2025, and in 2026 the explicit medicine-music framing of Rainbow Codes. This is a conscious music artist, musician, retreat leader and sound healer whose site calls the work "Music for the Heart." Track lists aren't documented here, so each "drop in first" pick below is a title-based suggestion, and the single-track releases begin with the title song.
A single from July 2026, the most recent release in the catalog. The title promises a settling, grounding mood, though that reading rests on the name rather than detailed listening notes. It points toward the current direction of the work, after the live sound healing of Rainbow Codes. Drop in first: the title track, a fitting place to begin or to end a session.
This eight-track album from June 2026 is the clearest bridge between the recordings and the live sound bath. The "Live Sound Healing" and "Medicine Music" framing suggests material built for slow, receptive listening rather than background playlists. The "Vol. 1" hints that more may follow. It is the recommended newcomer's entry point. Drop in first: the opening track, heard in sequence with headphones and time to spare.
A single from April 2026. The title evokes transformation, turning something heavy into something golden, which fits the retreat language of reconnecting with one's truth. It sits between Money Flow and Rainbow Codes in a busy 2026 release run. Drop in first: the title track, the only song here.
A single from March 2026 and the year's opening release. Its title sits in the pop-facing, self-empowerment register, closer to manifestation music than to ceremony. It shows the catalog's range before the turn toward Rainbow Codes. Drop in first: the title track, a good test of whether that brighter side of Shanin's work suits you.
A 2025 single whose title names a return to center, a theme that runs through Shanin's retreat vocabulary. It is a compact piece, so it works as a short reset. It belongs to a 2025 run of intention-led titles. Drop in first: the title track.
A 2025 single with a playful, current-sounding title that leans toward the upbeat, manifestation-minded side of the catalog. It is a counterweight to the meditative releases around it and shows the artist working across more than one register. Drop in first: the title track, the only song on the release.
A 2025 single whose title suggests devotion and connection. It is one of the compact songs worth hearing to understand how Shanin handles a shorter form, away from the long sound-bath format. Drop in first: the title track.
A 2025 single named for one of the practices woven into Shanin's retreats. Its title points inward and suits quiet, attentive listening. Together with Twin Flame it shows the single format at its most introspective. Drop in first: the title track.
Released in October 2024, this is the largest project in the catalog at 31 tracks. It is a sweeping statement rather than a quick introduction, and it's best approached once you know the sound. The title joins bliss and body chemistry, a hint of joy as a spiritual practice. It stands as the middle album between lioness and Rainbow Codes. Drop in first: the opening track, then follow your curiosity through its long sequence.
A self-titled single from 2024, which reads as a compact statement of identity. Naming a song after oneself is a declaration, and here it may serve as an introduction to the artist. It arrives in the same year as Divine Dopamine. Drop in first: the title track.
A 2024 single with an inward-facing title that fits the healing side of the catalog. It likely suits breathwork or intention-setting, though that reading comes from the name alone. Drop in first: the title track.
A 2024 single named for a place, in the same plain-titled tradition as nature song and mushroom song. It suggests a travel-born offering, though no further detail is documented. Drop in first: the title track.
A 2023 single in the lowercase, descriptive naming habit seen across the earlier catalog. The title suggests a nature-minded, exploratory mood. It is a small, direct piece in a year of thematically varied singles. Drop in first: the title track.
A 2023 single whose title points to intuition and inner sight, themes that later become central to the retreats. It makes a natural companion to Intuition from 2025. Drop in first: the title track.
A 2023 single whose title frames the catalog's path as a long walk. It reads as reflective, a good moment to pause and take stock of how far the music has come since Soul Child. Drop in first: the title track.
A 2023 single about protecting your own energy, with a title that sounds boundary-setting and a little cheeky. It shows the pop-facing side of Shanin's self-empowerment writing. Drop in first: the title track.
A 2023 single and one of the catalog's boldest titles. It sits far from the meditative end of the work and leans into confidence and swagger. A good pick when you want lift rather than stillness. Drop in first: the title track.
A 2022 single with a warm, open-air title that suggests exposure and ease. It belongs to a lowercase run of 2022 singles. Drop in first: the title track.
A 2022 single with a late-night, candid title. It is an unpolished side of the catalog, far from the ceremonial framing of later work. Drop in first: the title track.
A 2022 single whose title suggests ups and downs, an emotional ride rather than a steady glide. It fits the diaristic feel of the 2021 to 2022 singles. Drop in first: the title track.
A 2022 single named for the outdoors, an early echo of the time in nature that later became part of Shanin's retreats. It makes a gentle, grounding listen. Drop in first: the title track.
The second full album, from 2021. The title suggests strength and protectiveness, a fitting emblem for this stage of growth. It follows Soul Child and comes before the long singles-driven stretch that runs until Divine Dopamine. Drop in first: the opening track, since the track list isn't documented here.
A 2021 single whose title points to the body and perception. It is an early sign of the embodied, present-moment focus that sound baths later make central. Drop in first: the title track.
A 2021 single with a casual, texting-style title. It reads as relaxed and conversational, among the more playful entries from this period. Drop in first: the title track.
A 2021 single named for an animal often tied to shedding and renewal, though how the song treats it isn't documented. It is brief and symbolic in title. Drop in first: the title track.
A 2021 single that names an ending outright. It likely carries a more emotional weight than the lighter titles around it, and it works well alongside pretty when i cry. Drop in first: the title track.
A 2021 single with a vulnerable, image-rich title. It points to tenderness and the beauty of letting emotion show, an early thread toward the healing themes of later work. Drop in first: the title track.
A 2020 single whose title suggests a seasonal piece. It is the only holiday-flavored title in the catalog, though details aren't documented. Drop in first: the title track, best in December.
A 2020 single with a moody, weather-driven title. It pairs naturally with good daze from 2019 as a mirror image of that sunnier name. Drop in first: the title track.
A 2019 single with a light, sunny title, one of the earliest releases in the catalog. It sets an easygoing tone before the introspective turn of later years. Drop in first: the title track.
A 2019 single with a pointed, plain-spoken title. It is an early look at Shanin's directness. Drop in first: the title track.
The first documented release, an album from 2018. The title announces a spiritual orientation from the very start, years before the retreats and sound initiations. It is the root of the whole arc. Drop in first: the opening track, as a starting point for tracing where it all began.
- Devotional: Rainbow Codes ~ Medicine Music ~ Live Sound Healing, Vol. 1. Its title names medicine music and live sound healing, the most ceremony-minded framing in the catalog.
- Contemplative: Innerpeace, the newest single, with a title that suggests settling inward. Intuition is a close second.
- Energetic: Bad Btch Energy, the boldest title in the catalog and the one most likely to lift your mood.
- Healing: Self Love, for a gentler, inward-facing single. For a longer session, Divine Dopamine offers 31 tracks to settle into.
These picks rest on titles, dates and format rather than detailed track notes. Trust your own first impression.