Blak-Ram has teamed up with Ramey Dawoud, a fellow
Sudanese native to make a powerfully emotional song about struggle and resistance
in Sudan over a beautiful melodic instrumental produced by Dfawzi, aptly
named "Trauma Waters". The song is an allegory for weathering
the storm and coming back strong. There was also severe flooding stemming from
years of climate change late last year and the year before following the peak
of the revolution, which resulted in a lot of tragedy and injustice, despite
previous triumphs against the former regime. The rain symbolizes the tears
of the martyrs from above the clouds, flooding the rivers to help the freedom
fighters on their quest for justice.
The song covers the topic of mental health, as a lot of Sudanese citizens
endured much psychological pain and PTSD, so it is also a call for those
suffering to seek professional help for the trauma that they have witnessed,
but there is also hope for a better future. The powerful artwork by Sadig
Gasim Mukhayer, shows a power fist, bleeding blue with water trickling in the
shape of the Nile, to help listeners visualize the poetry.
Submitted by Andreas (Goon Musick PR)
castnonXiske Kim Lopez https://wakelet.com/wake/xZXxVq8Z2AstEXID6gYKF
ReplyDeleteovviemota
Oaranconsse2000 Joe Cable program
ReplyDeletesoftware
upguncontli