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Zini - Silent (Album Version) [Official Video]

The new album version of our debut single "Silent". Album is available on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/435vNx... Accompanying text from 2013: Genocide is a word that certainly hasn't been around for very long. But a concept that has existed throughout the history of man. From the Spanish invasion of South America in the 1500's to the holocaust, the Armenian Genocide from 1915-1922, and recently the crimes committed in Sudan, man has always had a thirst for violent colonization since the very dawn of civilization. And it is indeed a human invention, surely born from the greed and self-indulgence of the evolved human intelligence. The people in Darfur are still struggling to get their lives back on track, and Sudan has recently parted their country into "Sudan" and "South Sudan", a conflict that has now instead turned into a heated conflict between nations, over oil for a change. The government of Sudan is still to this day performing aerial bombings and are murdering the African population in the Nuba Mountains, a part of South Kordofan, and Blue Nile. Civil war or genocide, innocent people are being targeted and killed on a daily basis, and it has to stop. People shouldn't have to live and hide in mountain cracks, too afraid to step outside because of the fear to be killed by bombs falling from the sky. Or starve to death because the food is running out and the government is blocking all humanitarian access to the areas. While all this is going on, there was, and is, almost absolutely nothing I could find about it in any of the controlled news media. It is as if nothing is happening at all. Should one really have to look so hard for news with such importance? Almost ten years ago, another genocide accrued in Darfur, also part of Sudan, and ten years prior to that, Rwanda. Unlike Sudan, a good number of people actually know about these events, but sadly not nearly enough for something so important and outright horrific. Much thanks to the non-interest of the western governments and it's media. See, this is how it always works. If it's not in the nations interest, you're not really supposed to know about it. It draws your attention from the reality tv's, propaganda and force-feed advertising we are constantly being bombarded with. Even more appropriate today,the Armenians have been forced to live with denial for a hundred years, after over a million of their people were killed between 1915-1922. Today (April 24th, 2013) marks 98 years since these crimes were committed. And serves as a fitting day to release this track. This is a genocide that happened before the word existed. A genocide denied by not only those responsible, but to this day major nations of the world refuse to recognize it as just that. Why does it appear that no one (mainly politicians) wants to touch this word even with a stick? It is a necessary word, because it is a real thing. It exists and it's happening, over and over again. The fact that we can't stand up and tell our self and each other that this is real, that this happened and is happening, is the most dangerous thing of all. After all, how are we supposed learn from our mistakes if we can't even recognize they were made in the first place? Over a million human beings erased and enslaved in one event and only a handful of people actually know about it. This is partly why, today, we're releasing this track together with this message of love and peace. Share it with your friends, educate and love each other, no matter where you're from, or your background. We can't let things like this happen again and again, that's why we need to make sure everyone knows about it, that everyone can see the huge mistakes we've made in the past in order to prevent them from happening again. Take this moment to stop and think, really think, about where we are as people, how far we have come and yet how much we still have to learn, how we are moving so fast we're forgetting some of our friends along the way, how some people have everything while others have nothing, and what we can do to make everything better. Lyrics: Do you hear that deafening silence? Can you see their lasting tears? When you recall that faded memory Or all the ones that have yet to come Of all the voices left to die Not reaching all they hide from some Do you hear that deafening silence? Can you see their lasting tears? Do you feel the cold and vacant breathing Of those once here, that are no more They are no more Music and lyrics: Filip Holm Produced by: Filip Holm Aiat Almansour Mixed by: David Wiltz Aiat Almansour Mastered by: Juan Cristobal Ribes Video: Christoffer Morales Artwork: Michael Clawson   / ziniofficial     / zini_official     / officialzini   © 2016 Zini Music