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Stop the Genocide

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Superrich - festival edit (me n ü)

to Gaza with love

Our HUMANITY must end the GENOCIDE

if these words reach you is dedicated to the journalists of Gaza - the men and women who carried cameras and microphones into the fire so the world would not look away.

This song takes its name from the last words of Anas al-Sharif, who wrote: “If these words reach you, know that Israel has succeeded in killing me and silencing my voice. Do not forget Gaza. And do not forget me in your prayers.”

I am broken yet determined sharing this track. It’s more than music - it’s a memorial, a vow, and a cry of resistance. Their voices live on in every verse, every note, every breath.

May this song hold space for their courage, their sacrifice, and their truth.

May we never forget Gaza. May we never forget them.

if these words reach you | Anas al-Sharif

Say Her Name is a song born out of heartbreak and love. It carries the memory of Hind Rajab, the 5-year-old girl from Gaza whose last words - “I’m so scared, please come” - still echo across the world. Hind’s voice was silenced, but her courage refuses to fade.

I made this song with my daughters, Qaylah and Aisha. We recorded it with heavy hearts, but also with hope - hope that by singing Hind’s name, by saying it out loud, we keep her story alive. This is our way of standing with her, of promising that she will not be forgotten.

This track is more than music for us. It’s a prayer. It’s grief and resistance woven into rhythm. It’s a father and his daughters refusing to let the world look away.

Say her name. Remember Hind. Remember every child.

SAY HER NAME

"I loved you once, won't do it twice."

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“Where’s the Mercy?” is a song born from heartbreak, witnessing the relentless bombings in Gaza and the lives torn apart. It carries the voices of children, mothers, fathers - the innocent who pay the price of a war they never chose.

This track blends melodic rap with haunting trap beats and a raw emotional hook, asking the question the world refuses to answer: Where is the mercy when babies lose their limbs, when families bury their loved ones, when peace talks turn to ashes?

It’s not just a song, it’s a cry for justice, a prayer for peace, and a reminder of our shared humanity.

If this song moves you, share it. Let their voices be heard.

Our HUMANITY must end the GENOCIDE.

where’s the mercy?

we believe in love (history of a homeland) is a Middle Eastern folk–hip hop fusion that journeys through the history of Palestine - from the 1917 Balfour Declaration, the Nakba of 1948, the 1967 occupation, Oslo, the Gaza blockade, and now the UN’s declaration of genocide in 2025.

Blending oud, darbuka, and Palestinian folk melodies with the storytelling flow of late 1970s/80s, this track bears witness to more than a century of struggle while lifting up the voices of resilience and sumud.

Habibi, Habibti - this is a love song for a people and a land.

Through devastation, exile, and resistance, one truth remains:
We believe in love.

#Palestine #HipHop #Folk #WeBelieveInLove #Sumud #Resistance #Freedom

we believe in love (history of a homeland)

Nothing Left to Break emerges from the wreckage of patience - from that split second when silence snaps and rage takes shape.

These lyrics speak from the edge, where faith has thinned and truth feels poisoned.
It’s not about hate - it’s about the weight of seeing too much and staying too quiet for too long.

Every bar carries the tension of disbelief, every drop the sound of a world on fire.
The beat hits like confrontation, the words cut like confession.

This is exhaustion turned into defiance - anger sculpted into rhythm.

When peace becomes propaganda and truth becomes threat, there’s only one thing left to do: make them feel it.

This is that moment.
Nothing Left to Break.

Nothing left to Break

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