A Season of Rising: High Class School & Album for the Pope 

There are moments in life when everything begins to align — when healing, creation, community, and purpose all rise at the same time. As we move toward the fall season, I want to share an update on two journeys that have been growing side‑by‑side: High Class School and Album for the Pope.

Both are rooted in land. Both are rooted in truth. Both are rooted in reconciliation.

And both are entering their next chapter.

 

🕊️ My Reconciliation Needs Its Second Birth

Some projects are created because you want to. Some are created because your spirit needs you to.

Album for the Pope has always been the second kind.

This album was born from my healing, my truth, my reconciliation journey — a bridge between land, culture, faith, and everything I’ve carried through the hardest years of my life. When it was taken down from Spotify, it felt like a piece of that healing was interrupted. But healing doesn’t stop because a platform removes a file.

Healing continues when you rise. And I am rising.

✨ Album for the Pope — Resurrection Release: October 31 ✨

This is not just a re‑release. This is a second ceremony. A second breath. A second chance to honour what this album means to me and to the 142 active listeners who stayed with me through everything.

And this time, the resurrection begins with a new rap single — the lead track for the album, the one that sets the tone for the entire project. Mixing begins this month, and every song will be rebuilt, re‑recorded, and re‑blessed.

This is my reconciliation, and I cannot move forward in a healing way without producing this for another round of studio time.

Not for fame. Not for numbers. Not for attention.

But for healing.

 

🌿 High Class School — Launching October 1st

At the same time that the album enters its rebirth, our community enters a new season of learning.

High Class School is launching October 1st — a community‑rooted learning space built on land, language, story, and spirit. This school is not just a program. It is a movement. A place where our people can reconnect with teachings that have carried us for generations while stepping confidently into the future.

Weekly Classes

📘 Monday — Language Class Kwitchinnut Chitshah. Learning the words of our ancestors, the names of our land, and the sounds that root us in identity.

📖 Wednesday — Storytelling Circle Cope stories, Gwich’in practice, Elder teachings. Keeping our oral traditions alive.

📜 Friday — Treaty Education GCLCA, nationhood, empowerment. Understanding our rights, responsibilities, and future pathways.

🙏 Sunday — Bible Class Medicine teachings of Jesus, translated scripture, land‑rooted faith.

These classes are simple, accessible, and open to all ages — because learning belongs to everyone.

 

🔥 Why These Two Journeys Belong Together

High Class School and Album for the Pope are not separate projects. They are reflections of the same path:

language protected stories honoured treaties understood faith strengthened healing continued community uplifted culture leading the way

The school is the teaching. The album is the testimony. Both rise from the same land.

 

🦌 What Comes Next

We are preparing:

October posters

weekly Google Meets links

curriculum outlines

storytelling materials

treaty reading packages

language practice sheets

Bible teaching notes

a full October calendar

studio mixing sessions

the new lead single

the resurrection rollout

Everything is being organized so that when October arrives, our community can step into a learning space that feels welcoming, powerful, and rooted in who we are — while the album steps into its second birth.

 

🤝 Join the Journey

High Class School begins October 1st. Album for the Pope resurrects October 31st. A new single arrives in between.

To the 142 listeners who kept the flame alive — this resurrection is for you. To the community preparing to learn — this school is for you. To everyone walking this path — we rise together.

Share your thoughts: What do you want to learn this year? What did Album for the Pope mean to you the first time you heard it?

Follow UnijitSlayer for updates, posters, schedules, and the teachings that will guide us forward.

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