Name: Sabratha by 12.3 Khz
Duration: 4 min 3 s
Description: A playful groove, with wandering lines of Rhodes and guitar dancing in dialogue.

1. Taxi (2:52) 
A lo-fi soul ride through a sleepless city. Anissa’s voice is barely lit under the neon rain, while Nabil C murmurs like a cab driver with secrets. The bassline drives, the sax smokes.

Taxi

5. I Drive (2:33)
A pure road song. Drums like blinkers. Guitars glide like highway lines. It’s solitude, freedom, and the illusion of movement.


I Drive

6. That Moment (2:34)
One minute of silence stretched into a track. Field recordings, detuned piano, and sax murmurs. It’s a memory frozen in static.

That Moment

7. Lost, Kindly (3:02)
The most melancholic groove of the album. It’s about getting lost not in pain, but in kindness. A song to cry gently to.

Lost, Kindly

9. Fell for a Ghost (2:24)
The shortest but most haunting piece. Whispered vocals and ambient sax lines. Falling for someone who’s never really been there.

Fell for a Ghost

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

North African Jazzy Laid-back Drift

Sabratha

A closing drift minimal Laid-back, airy, dissolving slowly into silence like a fading horizon.

Lixus

In the aftermath of the crash, Earl hears a music unknown to her. Hypnotic rhythms, voices rising from the desert night. Later she will learn the name whispered through the sand: it is called Gnawa.

It Is Called Gnawa

The first human contact. Moussa stands by the wreck, his name etched in Earl’s memory as the desert’s first witness.

Moussa

The desert becomes forbidden ground. Footsteps erased by wind, secrets buried beneath endless sand.

Classified Dunes

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

The Witness

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.

Sabratha

12.3 Khz

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