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Home > Culture and Arts News > Joint album from 16 groups: “No Pasaran!” has been released

Joint album from 16 groups: “No Pasaran!” has been released

The 14-track album, the third collaborative project by Sol Müzik, highlights the theme of the struggle against war and imperialism.

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Published: 12.11.2026 16:48 Updated: 12.11.2026 16:48
Joint album from 16 groups: “No Pasaran!” has been released

16 revolutionary music groups from Turkey, Cyprus, and various European countries have come together for a joint album titled “No Pasaran!”. Prepared under the umbrella of Sol Müzik, the album consists of 14 songs.

The album was prepared with contributions from groups in Turkey, as well as Cyprus, Germany, Greece, Italy, and the UK. The work has been made available to listeners via solmuzik.com and YouTube.

Sol Müzik had previously released the joint albums “Kavga” in 2023 and “Elleri Var Özgürlüğün” in 2024. The new work aims to continue the solidarity of groups producing music in different languages and musical styles.

In the announcement text for the album, it was stated that the focus of this third project is war, noting, “Now, wars, which are indispensable to the system of exploitation, have become our agenda.”

The groups stated that they wanted to recall the slogan “No Pasaran!” (They Shall Not Pass!), which was used in the struggle against fascism approximately 90 years ago. The statement expressed that the songs on the album aim to amplify the voice of the rebellion and the quest for freedom rising in different parts of the world.

The album features Cebren RF-34, Gölgedekiler, Grup Şiar, Grup Vardiya, Koma Reç, Kutup Yıldızı, Muteriz, Praksis, Red in the Rainbow, Rengin Kadın Korosu, Rzar, Sol Anahtarı, Toxika Apovlita, Umuda Haykırış, Urban Vietcong, and Vodvil.


News Source: 12punto

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