A colorful mix of satire, truth, and social critique - shaken, not stirred. In Cocktails of Society, Lily Amis serves five bold and unfiltered tracks that mix humor, irony, and heartfelt reflection. Each song is a cocktail of emotions - bitter, sweet, fiery, and refreshing - inviting listeners to laugh, think, and feel all at once.

Sync Potential: The tracks on the album are perfect for satire, black comedy and political shows.

• Lyrics: Lily Amis
• Cover: nasSima design



 

A biting protest anthem, Cocktail takes aim at global leaders - the Humpty Dumpties of our age - who toast with luxury while children starve. With sharp wordplay and a chorus that sticks like ice, this song is satire at its most raw.

Sync Potential: Ideal for political satire shows, dark comedies, or documentaries exposing corruption and inequality.

From global hypocrisy to everyday madness. It zooms in from world leaders to “ordinary people” addicted to noise.

From buses to trains, public spaces to private lives, everyone is glued to their phones. Social Disease captures the madness of non-stop chatter, oversharing, and digital addiction. Equal parts funny and furious, it’s a modern rant you can nod your head to.

Sync Potential: Perfect for comedies, youth culture stories, tech documentaries, or media critiques about digital addiction.

A nostalgic ballad contrasting past and present. Through the wisdom of grandpa’s stories, Modern World shines a light on simpler times of friendship, diaries, and Aladdin lamps - and questions what we’ve lost to technology. A heartfelt closer to the satirical journey.

Sync Potential: Ideal for nostalgic documentaries, coming-of-age stories, or reflective scenes contrasting old and new generations.

Bright, joyful, and uplifting, Celebrate is a call to replace cyber bullying with kindness and respect. With its catchy chorus and upbeat pop energy, it turns a serious message into a feel-good anthem about what really matters: love, loyalty, and community.

Sync Potential: Great for family films, uplifting TV shows, social campaigns, or ads centered on kindness, community, and positivity.

Haunting and atmospheric, House of Ghosts reflects on emptiness, isolation, and the shadows of a life stripped of warmth. Ghostly chains, banquet lies, and even a crying washing machine make this track unforgettable - a poetic protest dressed as a dark fairytale.

Sync Potential: Suitable for gothic dramas, dark comedies, or experimental films exploring loneliness, emptiness, or surreal storytelling.

Dedicated to everyone who talks before thinking - zip it!

A cheeky and clever rap anthem that calls out nonstop talkers, drama creators, and noisy politicians with humour and rhythm. Please Zip It blends Lily Amis’s sharp wit with a playful beat-turning social satire into pure lyrical fun. It’s bold, sassy, and irresistibly catchy, reminding us all that sometimes the smartest thing to say is… nothing at all! Just zip it!

Sync Potential: Perfect for TV comedies, animated shows, TikTok clips, talk show intros, satire series, and social campaign spots about communication, chaos, or self-control. Its rhythmic flow and tongue-in-cheek tone make it ideal for visual storytelling with attitude.

“Me, Moi, Io & Ich” is a fierce, tongue-in-cheek anthem for anyone who’s had enough of narcissists sucking the oxygen out of every room. The track spins satire and sass into a high-energy confrontation - calling out vanity, self-obsession, and performative empathy with a rhythm that bites as much as it grooves.

Lyrically, it’s a multilingual mirror shatter: English, German, and Italian crash together to mock the endless “me show” of our hyper-curated, selfie-soaked culture. The speaker doesn’t just roll their eyes - they reclaim the narrative, turning frustration into empowerment. Think sharp wit over a punchy beat, where every "me, me, me!" becomes both a mockery and a battle cry.

At its core, the song is about waking up from someone else’s spotlight, laughing at the absurdity, and walking off their stage with your own rhythm intact.

Sync Potential: A fierce, satirical track perfect for scenes that mock vanity and influencer culture. Works beautifully in comedy series, fashion moments, and any glow-up or empowerment vibe. Its multilingual punch gives it strong global sync appeal and a bold, modern edge.

This is protest rap for an age where history is repeating itself in high definition.

RED CARPET is the follow-up to my protest track "Blood Is Always Red" from my album Legacy4Humanity, continuing the call for accountability, humanity, and moral clarity in a time of global madness.

RED CARPET is a hard-hitting hip-hop duet that exposes the theater of power in a world on fire. Over sharp verses and a haunting chorus, Red Carpet confronts political hypocrisy, performative diplomacy, and the cruel contrast between polished handshakes and real human suffering.

Inspired by the grotesque normalisation of war, displacement, and televised politics, the song uses satire and symbolism to show how leaders smile for the cameras while blood continues to flow off-screen. The red carpet becomes a metaphor - not for celebration, but for complicity.

Sync Potential: Works well in scenes requiring tension, irony, or critical distance - particularly visuals exposing contradictions between official narratives and lived realities. The song does not glorify violence but challenges it, making it appropriate for responsible, message-driven productions.

120 Million People is the continuation of a story that didn’t end when the numbers were first counted.

Written as a follow-up to 80 Million People, this song reflects the brutal reality that global displacement has grown from 80 to over 120 million people. While wars multiply and crises deepen, those in power respond with meetings, red carpets, handshakes, and carefully worded statements.

This time, the song shifts from comparison to satire. It exposes the gap between political performance and human reality-between promises made and lives left waiting.

The repeated chorus is intentional. It is meant to stay, to echo, and to resist being forgotten.

120 Million People is part of Cocktails of Society, an album about power, hypocrisy, and the cost of indifference.

Sync Potential: With its anthemic repetition and satirical edge, 120 Million People is well suited for documentary, NGO, and editorial syncs addressing global displacement, political accountability, and humanitarian crises.

Welcome to the Catch 22 exposes the logic of a system that traps people through contradictory rules. Refugees are told to integrate, work, and contribute - while being denied permits, education, and recognition. Homeless people are told to get a job - without an address - and a home - without a job. This song documents how bureaucracy becomes punishment, and how “rules” create prisons without walls.

Sync Potential: With its chant-like chorus and stark imagery, Welcome to the Catch 22 works particularly well for documentary, NGO, and editorial syncs that expose no-win systems where rules become punishment and accountability disappears.

TOXIC TONGUE is a dark, catchy, punchy EDM track about the silent damage caused by toxic words and manipulative personalities hiding behind charm, ego, and fake confidence.

Driven by a powerful beat and infectious hook, the song explores how negativity is often projected by people who are deeply dissatisfied with themselves - and how a single careless sentence can echo for decades. This track is not about forgiveness. It’s about recognizing poison, setting boundaries, and refusing to internalize someone else’s misery.

Blending bold symbolism with club-ready energy, Toxic Tongue turns social critique into something you can move to. It’s sharp, playful, and confrontational - a warning disguised as a toast.

TOXIC TONGUE is EDM-driven body of work examining toxic behavior, narcissism, and modern social decay through dark humor and striking visuals.

Sync Potential: Toxic Tongue is a high-energy EDM/electro-pop track with a dark, catchy, and ironic tone. Its driving beat and sharp hook make it ideal for trailers, promos, nightlife or fashion scenes, and visual storytelling involving toxic behavior, ego, manipulation, or power dynamics.

ROTTEN FRUIT is a dark, atmospheric EDM track about the quiet destruction caused by toxic individuals within families and society. Inspired by real-life experiences, the song explores how manipulation, narcissism, and unchecked behavior can slowly poison entire systems - not loudly, but persistently.

The track uses the metaphor of a bowl of fresh fruit with one rotten piece at its center. The healthy fruit cannot heal the rotten one, but the rotten one will destroy the entire bowl if it remains. This image reflects a painful truth: love, patience, and endurance are not always enough when denial allows damage to spread.

Rotten Fruit does not offer a happy ending. It offers awareness. The song acknowledges that some harm cannot be undone - but that recognizing the rot is what breaks the cycle. Awareness becomes the power that allows us to step out of darkness, protect ourselves, and move forward without illusion.

Sync Potential: Rotten Fruit is a dark, atmospheric EDM track with a slow-burn intensity and a cold, reflective tone. Its themes of manipulation, toxic family dynamics, and systemic decay make it well suited for film, television, and visual media dealing with psychological tension, generational conflict, or social breakdown. The track works especially well in dramatic scenes, documentaries, dark series, or trailers that require emotional depth without sentimentality.

Driven by sharp lyrics and moral urgency, the track confronts political hypocrisy, corruption, and the normalization of dishonesty at the highest levels of power. It cuts through the language of “white lies” and exposes them for what they are: tools of control, wrapped in flags and tightened with red ties.

This song isn’t asking for trust- it’s withdrawing it. Angry, reflective, and unafraid to name the damage, White Lies, Red Ties captures the collective exhaustion of a generation that has heard it all and refuses to look away any longer.

Written in a time of global unrest, it’s a call-out, a prayer, and a warning - meant to be felt loudly.

Sync Potential: White Lies, Red Ties is a high-impact protest track addressing systemic dishonesty, political manipulation, and the human cost of corruption. With a chantable chorus and emotionally charged lyrics, the song works well for scenes involving social unrest, political tension, investigative storytelling, or moments of reckoning. Ideal for: Political dramas and thrillers, Documentaries (social justice, geopolitics, climate, corruption), Dystopian or near-future narratives, Trailers or scenes requiring moral urgency and tension

"Lies Are Lies" is the duet version of "White Lies, Red Ties". It is a sharp, satirical duet about power, denial, and shared responsibility.

Performed as a vocal dialogue, the song reveals how corruption isn’t sustained by one voice alone - but by agreement, silence, and repetition. The same words take on new weight when split between two perspectives: charm and cynicism, comfort and consequence, laughter and collapse.

What sounds like confidence becomes mockery. What feels like celebration exposes decay.

With its chant-driven chorus and confrontational lyrics, Lies Are Lies turns the familiar language of “white lies” into a mirror—reflecting how easily truth is dressed up, passed around, and normalized. As a duet, the song underscores the unsettling idea that lies survive best when they’re shared.

This version doesn’t just accuse. It implicates.

Sync Potential: Same as White Lies, Red Ties.