“De Profundis Ad Lucem" EP marks the first official release by the collective known as Julia Felix. The three‑piece work introduces the project’s early concerns: collapse and renewal, interior descent, and the slow movement from obscurity toward clarity. The closing piece references Boleskine, the estate associated with Aleister Crowley (Perdurabo) and his intended performance of the Abra Melin operation, drawing on the site’s long-standing presence in esoteric history rather than its mythology. Across the EP, the group establishes the foundations of the ideas they would continue to develop in later releases.