Palestinian Rapper Daboor Channels Resistance in ‘Amina’

Palestinian rapper Daboor makes a powerful return with ‘Amina’, a new single produced by fellow Palestinian Al Nather and directed by Palestinian filmmaker Aram Sabbah. Subtle yet unflinching, ‘Amina’ channels the personal and political into something quiet and defiant—a track that mourns, remembers, and resists without ever raising its voice.

The song opens with a hard truth: “25 and my story ends / We love her and hate you all.” What follows is less a verse than a generational reckoning—an elegy braided with grief, betrayal, and the unshakable burden of collective memory. While Palestine is never named, it is present in every bar, unspoken but unmistakable.

Produced by Al Nather, the beat carries the kind of weight that gives Daboor’s words even more gravity. The pairing is no accident—Daboor and Al Nather’s collaborative history is marked by deeply textured productions that match emotional density with sonic restraint.

Directed by Aram Sabbah, the visual component of ‘Amina’ stays close to the tone of the track—minimal but full of feeling, leaving room for the words to resonate.

In an era where Palestinian narratives are often diluted or erased, ‘Amina’ refuses to be softened. Daboor’s voice, and the voices of those he carries with him, are clear: we’re still here—loving, hurting, remembering, resisting.