FKTML is Rif Kif Dubman's latest creation, a raw and hypnotic dubstep track that invites listeners to embrace the present moment. Without lyrics, the song speaks volumes through its bass-heavy rhythms and haunting melodies. According to Rif Kif, FKTML which stands for "F**k Them All" is his way of rejecting anything that doesn’t belong in the here and now. It’s a sonic declaration of inner peace, a moment of pure, existential clarity wrapped in deep, resonating beats.
This track is not just music; it’s a statement a reminder to let go of the noise and focus on the peace within.

Bio of Rif Kif Dubman :
Born and raised in the Rif mountains of northern Morocco, Rif Kif Dubman is a genre-blending DJ and producer who has carved out his own unique space in the global music scene. Proudly calling himself "the only Black man of the Rif," he challenges stereotypes in a region known for its European-like appearances, bringing a fresh perspective to Moroccan identity.
Rif Kif started his journey in the underground music scene, blending dub, reggae, dubstep, and downtempo into a hypnotic soundscape that reflects his roots and his vision of peace. In the 2010s, he was part of the multinational collective MasterOp Federation, where he honed his craft before embarking on a solo career. Over the years, he has traveled the world, carrying the sounds of the Rif, his dub-infused beats, and his message of unity and self-expression to audiences everywhere.
Through his music, Rif Kif Dubman has created what he calls his "Peace Universe," a sonic refuge where listeners can escape, reflect, and connect. His tracks are not just music they are experiences, deeply rooted in his heritage and his journey as an artist.

FKTML v.1

🌊 Rider in the Summer Storm 🌴
BlueDay is back with a refreshing summer version of their iconic track, Rider in the Storm. Dive into an electrifying vibe where deep house and house music intertwine to create the perfect soundtrack for your summer nights.
Let yourself be carried away by vibrant rhythms, captivating melodies, and an energy that captures the essence of summer storms. A track to enjoy under the stars or on the dance floor. 

Rider in the Summer Storm

Lotus Pastel reimagines “Aqisa Grillée” with her signature ethereal flair and a mesmerizing beat structure. Blending playful darkness with razor-sharp rhythm, she brings a whole new life to Anissa Boualem’s whimsical tale.
Her voice floats between mischief and melancholy, perfectly synced with a hypnotic groove that feels both ancient and futuristic. A surreal journey where storytelling meets electronic precision this cover is not just a reinterpretation, it’s a reinvention.

Aqisa Grillée (Anissa Boualem Cover)

Artist: Baby Blue Gleam Genre: Deep House / Electro Ritual


“Aqisa” gets a dancefloor resurrection by Baby Blue Gleam, who turns the cursed legend into a pulsating deep house anthem.
Built on a slow-burning bassline, tribal percussion, and a looping vocal sample whispering "Aqisa... Aqisa...", the track captures the sensation of being chased by a ghost through smoke and strobe lights.
It’s seductive, tense, and spiritual like dancing at the edge of a cliff. Aqisa has entered the club, and she’s not leaving alone.


Aqisa

"Wicked Wind Called Aqisa" is a dark and hypnotic ritual disguised as a song. Bluday Jok summons ancient winds through pulsating beats and gritty textures, while MiraeBliss's voice weaves a haunting spell both ethereal and venomous.
Inspired by the mythical sorceress Aqisa, this track revives her legend through distorted whispers, tribal rhythms, and dreamlike synths. It’s a sonic exorcism the storm speaks, and it knows your name.
Aqisa is not just a ghost. She’s the wind, the envy, the echo behind the curtain.

Wicked Wind Called Aqisa

A nocturnal prayer. Between desire and surrender, Lotus Pastel sings of a night that refuses to remember her name. A ballad of letting go.

Lyrics :

Couplet 1
Je dérive, l’air est si léger,
Les étoiles tombent, rien pour veiller.
Mes pas s’effacent dans le silence,
Emmène-moi loin de l’existence.

Refrain
Emporte-moi sous d’autres cieux,
Là où le monde devient brumeux.
Serre-moi fort quand l’aube soupire,
Que la nuit cesse de me lire.

Couplet 2
Le vent chuchote dans les feuillages,
Comme une ombre sur un rivage.
Mes doigts s’égarent dans la mémoire,
Laisse-moi fuir sans faire d’histoire.

Refrain
Emporte-moi sous d’autres cieux,
Là où le monde devient brumeux.
Serre-moi fort quand l’aube soupire,
Que la nuit cesse de me lire.

Parolier : Zachary Tali

Que la nuit m’oublie

"J’aime Nous" feels like a letter not just written for love, but by Love itself.
In this gentle, poetic confession, Anissa Boualem speaks to all those who shape her world, family, friends, the familiar and the forgotten. With spoken verses and whispered truths, she embraces a kind of human polyamory: a deep, non-romantic affection for many, an openness of the heart that holds space for everyone.
This song, for Anissa, is a hymn. A tribute to presence, kindness, and the invisible threads that bind us.
It’s not about loving one person, it's a declaration of love to all who make us feel alive.
And in the end, she leaves us with this:
“Et si toi aussi, tu entends ça… sache que je t’aime.”
(If you too hear this… know that I love you.)

J’aime Nous (Lettre d’Amour)

"Letters I Never Sent" feels like a forgotten letter written by the soul of Violet Evergarden, but sung by Anissa Boualem. It’s not just about what’s lost, it’s about what lives on through words unsaid. A fragile yet powerful ballad where memory meets melody.

This song, for Anissa, is not just a tribute, it’s her own letter, written not by love, but by love itself.

Lyrics :

Anissa Boualem – Letters I Never Sent

Verse 1
I wrote your name a thousand times
In air, in ash, in passing time
But never dared to post the page
Afraid my truth would sound like rage

Verse 2
I stitched my pain in every line
A silent ink I called ‘divine’
You see me smile, but can’t decode
The war I wage behind the code

Chorus
These are the letters I never sent
Folded with tears and good intent
I’m not the girl I used to be
But every word still carries me

Verse 3
Hearts like ours were made to write
To speak through songs, to breathe through night
I watched you fade like autumn rain
But never learned to voice the pain

Bridge
If I said I loved you once
Would it echo now, or fall like dust?
If I held your hand too tight
Was it weakness… or was it right?

Chorus (bis)
These are the letters I never sent
To you, to me, to who I meant
They’re flying now, like wings unchained
And I forgive what still remained

Outro (a cappella)
So if you ever find this line…
Know I loved you.
In silence.
In rhyme.


Lyricist : Anissa Boualem


FKTML v.1

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