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Some records come with a press run, a rollout calendar and a stack of credits. "Geeky (DARK I)" comes with a title, a tag and a SoundCloud link. It is a standalone single from DAJAI, the Las Vegas artist who goes by Daj' (pronounced 'DJ'). It is not attached to any album, and no release date is on record. It has 121 tracked plays and 1 like. That is a small number, and this page will not pretend otherwise.
So why give it three minutes? Small records in a big catalog often tell you the most about how an artist works. "Geeky (DARK I)" sits next to one of the most ambitious ideas in the Daj' universe, the DARK Library, and it carries that name in its title. If you are new here, this track is a low-pressure doorway into a catalog that runs past fourteen thousand SoundCloud uploads.
The Sound of This Cut
Here is the honest version: the track data for "Geeky (DARK I)" does not include production credits, a producer name, a BPM, a sample or a feature. So this page will not invent any of that. No ghost producer, no made-up guest verse, no imagined sample flip.
What the record does give you is its framing. The title pairs a loose, almost playful word, "Geeky," with the heavy parenthetical "DARK I." That pairing is a signal. Daj' tends to name things on purpose, and putting a lighthearted word beside the label of the DARK Library's first volume suggests a record that leans into the nerdy, obsessive side of the work. That means the side that maps a ten-volume album cycle onto a 1938 manuscript and a Kabbalistic diagram. Read the title as a wink at the person who actually does that kind of homework.
The best way to know how it sounds is the obvious one: press play on SoundCloud and decide for yourself. At this play count, you are early.
Where It Sits in the Catalog
The title says "DARK I," but the track data lists "Geeky" as a standalone single with no album. Both things can be true. The tag ties the song by name to the first volume of the DARK Library, while the release itself lives on its own. It is not listed as part of the official album tracklist.
For context, here is what DARK I actually is. "DARK I - Outwitting the Devil" arrived on 2026-04-07 as Volume I of a planned 10-volume cycle. Each chapter maps to Napoleon Hill's 1938 manuscript "Outwitting the Devil," and the volume corresponds to Kether on the Kabbalistic Tree of Life. The album was mastered by Solana Conejo, and its stems were published as IP under Code Black CBA. "Too Dark" (2024) is referred to internally as DARK II, and it came through a separate distributor from DARK I.
Around that cycle sits a longer discography: "Neoworld" (2018), "Daj's Dedication" (2019), "Dark" (2024) and "Flight to Vegas 2" (2025). There is also a run of singles and EPs that includes "Tax Season," "Choose Sides," "Heavy," "Still Backie," "Thats Sus," "Okay ft Tatum Swag" and "Prczn." "Geeky (DARK I)" belongs to the outer orbit of all that. It is a satellite single that borrows the name of the main event.
The DARK Library and the Empire Around It
The DARK Library is the clearest example of how Daj' thinks: in systems, not just songs. Ten volumes. One source text. One position on the Tree of Life per volume. Most independent artists drop an album. This one is building a shelf.
That structure feeds into the wider brand. Code Black Associates (CBA) is the athletics and culture brand, and it is also the entity the DARK I stems were published under as IP. That detail matters, because it treats the raw parts of a record as owned assets, not leftovers. Streamers University is the creator-education arm, built around teaching people how to work in the online creator economy.
The whole operation runs on a sovereign, independent posture. There is no label. Releases go out direct through distributors, UnitedMasters or CDBaby depending on the release, and those are distribution services, not labels. Las Vegas is the home-base brand. The point of all of it is ownership: of masters, of stems, of publishing and of the story.
The Publishing Receipt
If you want one verifiable fact to take away from this page, make it this one. Daj' has 47 works registered with The MLC under the name DANIEL DAJAI STEWART-HANDY, and all 47 are at 100% Total Known Shares. Anyone can check this through the public search at portal.themlc.com. This page does not claim "Geeky (DARK I)" is one of those 47; the track data does not say. The receipt still shows the posture behind the catalog: the songwriting is registered and the shares are fully accounted for, with no split pie to chase down.
Listening Data and How to Stream
"Geeky (DARK I)" is on SoundCloud, and that is the only place this page can point you. As of this writing it shows 121 tracked plays and 1 like.
For scale, the catalog it comes from is large. Daj' runs two SoundCloud handles, @supercooldaj and @dajai-io. These are separate, real uploads, not mirrors, and together with other surfaces the catalog sits at roughly 9.39M cumulative plays, deduplicated, across 14030 SoundCloud tracks. A single with 121 plays inside a catalog that size is not a failure. It is a deep cut waiting for its listeners. If it lands for you, like it, repost it, or drop it in a playlist. At this level, one fan genuinely moves the numbers.
FAQ
Is "Geeky (DARK I)" on the DARK I album?
The track data lists it as a standalone single with no album. The "DARK I" in the title ties it by name to the first volume of the DARK Library, but it is not presented as part of the album tracklist.
Where can I listen to "Geeky (DARK I)"?
It is on SoundCloud. That is the only surface listed for this track.
Who produced "Geeky (DARK I)"?
No producer or feature credit is listed in the track data, so this page does not name one. Check the SoundCloud upload for any notes the artist adds.
How do you pronounce Daj'?
Daj' is pronounced 'DJ.' The full name is DAJAI Stewart, and the artist is based in Las Vegas, Nevada.
What is the DARK Library?
It is a planned 10-volume album cycle. Volume I, "DARK I - Outwitting the Devil," maps its chapters to Napoleon Hill's 1938 manuscript and corresponds to Kether on the Kabbalistic Tree of Life.
Is Daj' signed to a label?
No. Daj' is independent and distributes direct through UnitedMasters or CDBaby depending on the release. Those are distributors, not labels.
Can I verify the publishing claims?
Yes. Search DANIEL DAJAI STEWART-HANDY at portal.themlc.com to see 47 registered works, all at 100% Total Known Shares.
Track Intel
| Field | Value | |---|---| | Title | Geeky (DARK I) | | Artist | DAJAI | | Album / context | Single | | Plays (tracked) | 121 | | Catalog likes (if any) | 1 | | Source desk | DAJAI sovereign catalog | | Release | n/a |
Filed by DAJAI Stewart · Music & Catalog Editor · @SuperCoolDaj · MUSIC DRIP DESK