Atay In Space

"Oran Will Remember" closes Anissa Boualem’s 1994 with quiet strength. Inspired by the timeless lament of Wahran Wahran, this ballad flips the farewell now it's the city that remembers. A song for every exile who still dreams in their mother tongue, and for the cities that never forget.

It’s not just nostalgia, it’s memory made music.

Oran Will Remember

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

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The climax: all energy condensed into one last hypnotic strike.

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From the spacecraft window, Earth appears distant and fragile. Dark Earl turns this vision into sound, weaving acid techno, dub echoes and Moroccan shadows into a cosmic drift, heavy yet intimate.

Earth Outside My Window

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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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