With their new piece "Make It Make Sense" Kimyan and Fox focus on one of the most serious humanitarian crises of our time: the mass displacement of people in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, due to decades of external exploitation of natural resources. Millions are forced to flee their homes, many face uncertainty and a struggle for survival.

Following the haunting track "Coltan," in which Kimyan already pointed out the exploitation of this resource-rich country, "Make It Make Sense" continues this approach as a musical statement against displacement, the indifference of the Western world, and structural violence. The artwork, painted by the Kimyan, depicts scenes from the displacement camps in Congo, a visual reference and reminder to a reality that rarely receives public attention.

As with "Coltan," all proceeds from the song will be donated to an organisation that directly supports internally displaced people in Congo.

Kimyan + Fox - Make It Make Sense

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