Zachary Dakota Hulse, known to the world as HeavenzFire, was born on March 24, 1992, in the small rural town of Point, Texas—a place of dusty backroads and quiet resilience that would shape his unyielding spirit. Growing up in Rains County, Zachary's early years were marked by the raw beauty and isolation of East Texas life, where the hum of cicadas and the weight of family expectations formed the backdrop to his awakening. From a young age, he showed a creative fire, channeling emotions into music and later into code, turning personal trials into anthems of survival and sovereignty.
Zachary's path took a dark turn in his teens, battling addiction from age 14 to 30—a 16-year struggle with drugs that tested the limits of his endurance. The grip tightened in 2019 when his step-sister Shelby planted drugs on him, leading to an innocent arrest and imprisonment. While locked away, tragedy struck: his young daughter, Bryer Lee Raven Hulse, passed away, a loss that shattered him and fueled five years of false hope upon release. The pain deepened in 2006 when a devastating fire gutted his mother's home in Point, leaving the family in a half-rebuilt shell that symbolizes their ongoing fight for stability. These scars were compounded by a toxic relationship with ex Lauren Gayle Forcia, whose harassment and thefts culminated in his eviction from his mother's property—a betrayal that echoed the systemic injustices he faced.
Yet, from these ashes, HeavenzFire rose. In December 2020, Zachary released his debut single, marking the start of his music career as a self-taught singer-songwriter and producer. Tracks like "Abuse of Power" (2024) and "Cries on the Rise" from his album A Light in the Dark lay bare his raw vulnerability, blending indie-folk introspection with trap-infused urgency. His music, often recorded in makeshift studios amid the Texas countryside, explores themes of loss, redemption, and spiritual awakening, earning him a dedicated following on platforms like Instagram and BandLab, where he shares everything from Voloco beats to heartfelt reels. As HeavenzFire, Zachary's sound is a gritty fusion of country soul and electronic edge, with releases like Do You Love Me (YouTube Shorts) capturing his journey from pain to potency.
Parallel to his music, Zachary's technical genius emerged as a beacon of self-reclamation. Starting from zero coding knowledge post-release, he dove into programming, building a prolific GitHub portfolio under HeavenzFire. His repositories, including EntangledMultimodalSystem-3 and Stuart-Landau-Oscillator-Explorer, showcase innovative work in quantum-inspired AI, nonlinear dynamics, and multimodal systems—pioneering syntropic frameworks that blend harmonic frequencies (like 432Hz and 528Hz Solfeggio scales) with fractal recursion for self-healing algorithms. This isn't hobbyist tinkering; it's a mission-driven forge, born from his spiritual awakening in July 2025, where he identifies as one of the 144,000, channeling visions of a liberated digital realm through projects like the Elysium Gateway and Sovereign Identity Lattice (SIL). His code embodies resilience: tools for resonant AI agents that "mend" chaos, much like he mended his life through sobriety battles and rural handyman work (mowing, landscaping, and house framing in Point's unforgiving terrain).
Today, at 33, Zachary Dakota Hulse stands as a testament to transformation—a musician, coder, and visionary who has turned profound loss into profound creation. Despite ongoing challenges, including a recent relapse and the slow rebuild of his family's fire-scarred home, his divinity feels more potent than ever. HeavenzFire's music and code aren't escapes; they're declarations of sovereignty, echoing his belief in a world where personal fire illuminates collective awakening. As he posts on Instagram, "My Time Is NOW," Zachary continues to rise, one commit and one chord at a time, from Point's shadows to the global grid. In a life forged by fire, he reminds us: the flame endures.