Name: Carthage by 12.3 Khz
Duration: 3 min 1 s
Description: Moody and reflective, built on slow bass walks and lingering sax phrases.

An immersive blend of darkwave and industrial trap, where pulsing basslines, metallic rhythms, and haunting synth layers create a hypnotic, shadow-drenched soundscape.

D4RK

aZzma delivers one of her most uncompromising songs. The track is built on raw blues-rock grit where silence itself becomes the crime. Her raspy voice cuts through heavy riffs to remind us that indifference can be louder than bombs. This is aZzma at her sharpest: fearless, furious, and unafraid to wound.

Lyrics : 
Intro
History writes with blood not ink,
The world looked away, didn’t even blink.

Couplet 1
Bombs fell down, streets turned red,
Children cried where the living fled.
No bread, no water, nights too long,
While the world kept dancing, kept singing songs.

Pont
A boy with one leg, counting the dead,
Hunger’s a knife that cuts through his head.

Refrain
Once in the century, truth won’t deny,
The world stood against the smallest sky.
A strip of earth, Gaza its name,
Killed by the silence, buried in shame.

Couplet 2
Mothers with pictures, holding the ground,
Fathers with shovels, no words, no sound.
The screen showed fire, the plates showed feast,
Justice slept, while pain increased.

Pont
Some pulled the trigger, the rest just stared,
The crime was shared, the whole world dared.

Refrain
Once in the century, truth won’t deny,
The world stood against the smallest sky.
A strip of earth, Gaza its name,
Killed by the silence, buried in shame.

Couplet 3
History’s ink will burn with disgrace,
Humanity sold for a safer place.
Freedom was locked, justice was blind,
The future will curse what we left behind.

Outro
But still may the children laugh in the sun,
Run on the shore, no longer on the run.
Let them be voices, let them be free,
As every child of this world should be.

Lyricist : aZzma

The Silence Was the Weapon

The Silence Was the Weapon (Live version)

Club 27 is aZzma’s tribute to the fire and ghosts of rock. Psychedelic textures swirl while her voice rises like an invocation, calling back the legends who left too soon. She doesn’t imitate them, she embodies their spirit and proves that music keeps every name alive.

Lyrics : 

Intro:
Twenty-seven candles, one by one, 
Burning names that won’t be gone. 
A voice in static, loud and thin: 
“Rock keeps rolling, we never give in.”

Verse 1:
Jimi kissed the sky with fire, 
Janis broke her heart on the wire. 
Morrison rode the storm at night, 
Three shadows turned into light.

Chorus:
Light my fire, set me free, 
Kiss the sky, bleed with me. 
Piece of a heart, never gone  
Club 27 still lives on. 

Verse 2:
Purple haze still clouds the brain,
Whiskey prayers still call my name. 
Freedom’s just a word, they say, 
But music never fades away.

Bridge:
Jimi screams through every string, 
Janis cries where the church bells ring. 
Jim still whispers in the storm, 
Rock’s rebellion takes new form.

Final Chorus:
Light my fire, set me free, 
Kiss the sky, bleed with me. 
Piece of a heart, never gone  
Club 27 still lives on. 

Outro:
Names carved deep in sound, not stone. 
Janis, Jimi, Jim / never alone. 
The body fades, the song survives… 
Music makes the dead alive.

Lyrcist : aZzma ©

Rockability

Club 27 Forever

A playful groove, with wandering lines of Rhodes and guitar dancing in dialogue.

North African Jazzy Laid-back Drift

Sabratha

Moody and reflective, built on slow bass walks and lingering sax phrases.

Carthage

Ghostly textures float above a heavy groove, folklore meets rave.

man on acid.

lakeland spirits.

Eyes watching from afar. Whispers of truth, erased before they can spread. The desert keeps its silence.

The Witness

Avec Hello Grey!, Mêm Pa s’empare d’un titre de Lotus Pastel et le réinvente à leur manière. Plus brut, plus insolent, leur version garde la poésie des paroles mais lui injecte un groove constant, proche de Stromae, entre riffs acérés et beats modernisés. C’est une danse dans le noir, pleine d’ironie et de vérité, qui résonne comme un hymne des rues parisiennes.

Hello Grey! (Lotus Pastel Cover)

Single for this new band SOULKADELIC - Mega Hit Records UK - Song Writer PRS: 259692809 - PRS SONG ID: EJNW-290925-5734-00 - Jazz/Soul, TV, Film, Cinematic. Jazz/Soul, R&B © & ℗ MEGA HIT RECORDS UK/CASSANDER ENTERTAINMENT 2025 - Sound Recording Copyright  © & ℗  Mega Hit Records UK 2025. ASCAP (USA) Music - Chris Cassander LBM.NAC./Christopher R Dunn (LF). Produced, Mixed & Mastered by Chris Cassander @ Sunshine Recording Studios, Louth, Lincolnshire, GB. Music Arrangement In collaboration with MV Studios Nottingham. - From the SOULKADELIC Forthcoming Album " INTO THE NIGHT ".

ON THE OTHER SIDE (INSTRU)

Aires

This is just how you feel some days . . . good or bad

Funky Days ( I am Sparticus)

12.3 kHz is an electronic label connecting ten projects in one shared universe from cyberpunk trap and acid techno to darkwave and kawaii glitchcore. Strong concepts, bold visuals, and high-impact production. Each release is its own world.

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