Speech and movement are key agents to change. As someone trapped not able to return to a war-torn homeland where ongoing conflict and taboo discussions lead to death. Nor find refuge elsewhere without facing perilous paths. War has irreversibly altered the lives of countless people, yet we lack the means to advocate for change through speech or action. The ships of many of us are anchored to the shores of our homeland in a sea of our blood. Our song speaks for those deprived of freedom of expression and movement. Technical support: Utku Gürler.

This song recounts the heartrending tale of a child who drowned with his family while fleeing war—a daily catastrophe that befalls children from conflict zones worldwide. Children are pivotal to social change; their fresh perspectives and optimism challenge entrenched norms and pave the path toward a fairer future. As musicians, our solidarity and united voices can address societal issues, energize communities, heighten awareness, deepen understanding, and spark actions that drive progress toward a more compassionate and caring world.

As conflicts,inequality and discrimination rise, music unites us. It amplifies unheard voices, champions justice, and drives change. Embracing and celebrating diversity and welcoming the synergy that rises, this multilingual song brings us together for a mutual goal: "Salam"/peace. Hussain started the song with the phrase "Salam-u Alaykum"/Peace be upon you, a melody, and two riffs. Tefo added another dimension while Lalou introduced a unique vocal tone, and Collekta and Icyn_k unified these challenging diverse elements into a harmonious piece.

Social and psychological alienation, compounded by feelings of loneliness and isolation, emerge as profound consequences of war-induced separation and societal upheaval. Families torn apart, groups fragmented, and the dissonance between past bonds and present individualism all fuel the transformative currents reshaping societies amidst conflict and displacement. We may not feel well, but through collaborative music, we might be able to share our stories, ease our burden, alleviate the feeling of estrangement, and thrive as cohesive communities.

Music has a remarkable ability to transcend cultural, linguistic, and social barriers: A powerful tool for social change and unity. Musicians have the opportunity to amplify marginalized voices, advocate for social justice, and inspire positive change. In "We Are," we endeavored and succeeded in bringing musicians from diverse cultures onto the same stage, each contributing from their own background and context. There were moments when communicating through music proved easier than discussing the music itself. "We are who we are for a reason."

The whole world is a village and everyone gets involved and enriches the community. Everyone is valuable and makes the neighborhood a livable and colorful place, an oasis in which you feel comfortable, safe and at home. We come together and complement each other, forming something bigger.

We have to think ahead, a new time and a new world are waiting for us on the horizon. The journey is long, but it begins with the first valuable step. In the end, a life of love, peace and harmony awaits us all. We believe in this with all our hearts. However, there still needs to be a rethink in many minds. Only community brings us to our goal. The lyrics in Nuworld are written in a very poetically vintage kinda style, in memory of the great poets and thinkers.

This song calls for a revolution of love against hate and separation. We are all equal, we are all one. We have to change, because we are heading inexorably towards the abyss. There can only be one way, that of cohesion and community. Our future is in our hands. Only we are the key to a united and peaceful world.