Umicom Music Videos

“Taha – Light from Under the Rubble” is a survival song dedicated to a 2-year-old Palestinian boy whose home was hit twice, leaving him trapped under rubble, suffocated and severely injured. His mother, injured herself, dragged him out from the ruins with her last strength. Taha is now in Egypt receiving medical care, living with brain damage and an inability to speak after the bombing and lack of oxygen. He is one of many children I’m helping to sponsor for treatment. This song is for Taha and every Palestinian child living through genocide under Zionist occupation. The lyrics speak about: 🔥 Bombs falling with precision on homes and hospitals 🔥 Mothers crawling out of rubble to save their children 🔥 Zionist occupation, ethnic cleansing, and state terrorism 🔥 Complicit silence from neighbouring regimes and the wider world 🔥 The belief that Allah hears the cries of the oppressed and that justice will come in this world and the next 🎤 Style: dark conscious rap / spoken word, a cappella with human beatbox only, Scottish male vocal (DJ Sammy Hegab) and angelic female Arabic vocals. I am using my music to raise awareness and support Palestinians in Gaza and those evacuated to Egypt for medical treatment. If you want to help with treatment costs, rehab, and basic needs, contact me directly or leave a comment, and I’ll reach out, insha’Allah. 💬 Leave a comment, share the video, and don’t let silence be betrayal. 🕊️ Free Palestine. Allah is Witness. — Artist: DJ Sammy (Umicom Beats) Channel: Umicom Beats – Servant of Allah on the mic #Rana #QueenOfPalestine #UmicomBeats #DJSammy #FreePalestine #Gaza #GazaUnderAttack #StopTheGenocide #Palestine #ChildrenOfGaza #RanaSong #ConsciousRap #SpokenWord #AcapellaRap #HumanBeatbox #IslamicRap #ResistanceMusic #SilenceIsBetrayal #WhatWeDoInLifeEchoesForEternity #ServantOfAllah #sammyhegab #umicomfoundation #umicom

“Rana – The Queen of Palestine” is a survival song. Rana is a 19-year-old Palestinian girl who survived burns, bombing, months without walking, multiple operations, no real medical care, no bed, and no safety. She can barely stand and walk today, but with assistance, determination, and the will of Allah, she still moves forward. This track is for Rana and every child they tried to erase. It calls out the Zionist occupation, the genocide in Gaza, the bombing of hospitals and medics, and the complicit silence of neighbouring regimes and the wider world. 🔥 Key lines from the song: “The buildings did not collapse on their own. The sky did not rain bombs by itself.” “Zionism is terrorism; the truth needs to be told.” “There comes a time when silence is betrayal.” “Evil prevails when good people fail to act.” “What we do in life echoes for eternity.” “What exactly do you want to be coming from Adam, walking in his shoes, for every struggle there is ease, like a day’s journey with accountable destiny. In the heat of the flame, it will burn for eternity. Go Umicom Go.” 🎤 Style: dark conscious rap / spoken word, a cappella with human beatbox only, Scottish male vocal (DJ Sammy Hegab) and angelic female Arabic vocals. I am using my music to raise awareness and support Palestinians in Gaza and those evacuated to Egypt for medical treatment. If you want to help with treatment costs, rehab, and basic needs, contact me directly or leave a comment, and I’ll reach out, insha’Allah. 💬 Leave a comment, share the video, and don’t let silence be betrayal. 🕊️ Free Palestine. Allah is Witness. — Artist: DJ Sammy (Umicom Beats) Channel: Umicom Beats – Servant of Allah on the mic #Rana #QueenOfPalestine #UmicomBeats #DJSammy #FreePalestine #Gaza #GazaUnderAttack #StopTheGenocide #Palestine #ChildrenOfGaza #RanaSong #ConsciousRap #SpokenWord #AcapellaRap #HumanBeatbox #IslamicRap #ResistanceMusic #SilenceIsBetrayal #WhatWeDoInLifeEchoesForEternity #ServantOfAllah #sammyhegab #umicomfoundation #umicom

Original Lyrics and Inspiration by Salam Tunes, with extra lyrics from me and a re-rap remix with Arabic and English Lyrics

I mixed my lyrics, Arabic, English and Hebrew. Let me know what you think?