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.

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

An instrumental peak. Agogosax and Midi14 deliver an exceptional duet, saxophone and bass circling around Rhodes chords and a subtle jazz pulse. A request to stop time, voiced through instruments instead of words.

Blue

Pause Me

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

North African Jazzy Laid-back Drift

Sabratha

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

The Witness

Dark and ritualistic. Built on a slow hum and heartbeat kick, layered vocals chant like a ceremony. Metallic percussion echoes like chains, and glitch textures simulate fractured memory. The drop arrives like collapsing stone, heavy and dramatic. A meditation on spirit trapped in matter.

Neon Highways

The Pyramid Prison

Each color is imagined as a force in a race. Red ignites like a flaming engine, Orange flows like protective fuel, Yellow bursts forward with childlike sparks, Green holds steady like a disciplined motor, Cyan glides above the track, Blue bonds the racers together, Violet mystically illuminates the road, White explodes into a blinding sprint, and Black closes the course with a sudden silence. Musically, each section shifts tone and texture, each drop becomes an overtaking move, and the track is a nine-lap ritual of sound.

Nine Colors

A warning disguised as a beat, eerie pads with sub bass knocking like someone at the door.

Dr0pit

Don’t Open

Final boss of sweetness, system crashed. 

Candy Overload

luck popped off again

A rare unreleased cover of Fairuz’s “Ahwak Bila Amal”, reimagined by Maladonna under the shortened title “Ahwak”. A hidden tribute, never shared publicly, preserved only through rare_version.

Ahwak (أهواك)

A soundtrack for when the rosé hits and the mirror says, you did that.

“Second Glass Glow” hums with looping Rhodes, mellow hi-hats, and sax accents that drift in like good gossip. Everything here is soft-edged and low-lit — a sonic golden hour poured into a boutique after-hours.

Designed for that slow, flushed moment between styling and surrender. For spaces where the second glass turns the fitting room into a confession booth.


Second Glass Glow

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

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