Toofan (meaning “storm”) is Lily Amis’ emotional journey through chaos, loss, and resilience. Across four songs, she transforms fire into peace (Piss2Peace), grief into solidarity (Under the Same Sky), pain into hope (Nassim), and faith into light (Inshallah). A soundtrack for surviving the storms of our modern world.

Sync Potential: The tracks on the album are perfect for documentaries, war/human rights films, even gaming trailers.

• Lyrics: Lily Amis
• Production: nasSima Music
• Cover: nasSima design

An explosive hip-hop anthem turning raw anger into a call for peace. Piss2Peace spits fire at injustice and hypocrisy, demanding transformation from rage into action, from storm into calm.

Sync Potential: Perfect for gritty dramas, protest documentaries, or urban stories highlighting anger, injustice, and the fight for peace.

Heavy with grief yet full of solidarity, Under the Same Sky reminds us that pain, loss, and love know no borders. A hip-hop elegy for victims of war and injustice, it unites listeners in shared humanity.

Sync Potential: Strong fit for war documentaries, humanitarian campaigns, or emotional dramas exploring grief, solidarity, and shared humanity.

A tender pop ballad of hope and resilience. Nassim is the gentle wind that carries messages of survival, strength, and compassion through the darkest storms.

Sync Potential: Ideal for uplifting dramas, inspirational films, or campaigns centered on resilience, compassion, and hope through hardship.

Bright and uplifting, Inshallah is a song of faith, unity, and better tomorrows. With its soaring chorus, it offers light and optimism after the storm - a prayer, a wish, a promise.

Sync Potential: A natural fit for scenes of faith, unity, or new beginnings in films, TV, or ads focused on optimism, light, and togetherness.

Invisible Borders is a cold, haunting EDM anthem carried by soft, emotional vocals that echo like frozen breath in a winter night. The track blends chilling atmospheric production with heartfelt storytelling, turning a humanitarian crisis into a cinematic soundscape.

Inspired by families returning to the ruins of their former homes, the song reflects on displacement, shattered childhoods, and the silent lines of control that separate people from safety, dignity, and hope. With lyrics that move between vulnerability and defiance, Invisible Borders asks a single, painful question:

Where is the world when the world is asleep?

What began as a rap evolved naturally into an EDM portrait of resilience - icy synths, slow-burn tension, and a vocal delivery reminiscent of Taylor Swift’s intimate storytelling. The track honors those who have lost everything yet still rise from the dust, standing unbroken in a world that keeps drawing invisible lines around their lives.

Invisible Borders is more than a song.
It’s a tribute to the forgotten.
A voice for the displaced.
A reminder that even in the coldest winter, the human spirit refuses to fade.

This song is inspired by the so-called “peace plan” for Gaza and dedicated to the people of Gaza who continue to endure the unimaginable.

Sync Potential: With its haunting atmosphere, emotional vocals, and cinematic tension, Invisible Borders is a powerful match for documentaries, humanitarian films, political dramas, and cold, suspense-driven series. Its blend of intimate storytelling and atmospheric EDM makes it ideal for scenes of reflection, resilience, or global crisis.

“Light the Fire” is a protest rap - a raw, unapologetic outcry against the cruelty of 20-year settlement rules, refugee limbo, and political hypocrisy.

Fueled by personal experience and collective pain, the track calls out governments that destroy countries, punish survivors, and steal the one thing no one can replace: time.

With sharp lyrics, poetic anger, and a hook that burns into memory
“They light the fire, then complain about the smoke”
this track is both a warning and a wake-up call.

“Light the Fire” is dedicated to every displaced family, forgotten refugee, and every soul forced to wait in bureaucracy’s shadows.

This is not just a song.
This is a stand.
This is a spark.


Sync Potential: “Light the Fire” is a hard-hitting protest rap with strong sync potential for documentaries, political exposés, refugee stories, social-justice campaigns, and anti-war content. Built around the unforgettable hook “They light the fire-then complain about the smoke,” the track delivers emotional impact, lyrical depth, and a sharp critique of injustice - perfect for scenes exploring displacement, human rights, activism, and government hypocrisy.