Sarmust
No More Shadows

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Sarmust Releases New Single “No More Shadows” — A Mystical Dance Punk Journey Through Love and Liberation
Washington, DC — Sarmust, the mystical dance-punk collective, unveils their latest single “No More Shadows”, now available on Bandcamp. Blending jagged punk urgency with trance-driven Middle Eastern rhythms, the track pushes dance floors into uncharted territory—where mysticism, rebellion, and romance collide.
At its heart, “No More Shadows” tells a fearless story of love. The lyrics trace an alternative POC/Muslim romance unfolding across New York City—from Harlem’s streets to the quiet corners of Central Park. In one of its most striking moments, the song captures the intimate and scandalous image of a hair wrap slipping off—an act of vulnerability, desire, and cultural transgression that resonates far beyond the city itself.
With sharp guitar textures, hypnotic grooves, and poetic invocations, Sarmust channels both ancestral rhythms and futuristic visions. “No More Shadows” is not just a song, but a spell: a defiant rejection of fear and concealment, and an embrace of ecstatic visibility.

For fans of:
Vampire Weekend, Nancy Ajram, Taqwacore, indie pop, Muslim Girl blog, Dubai Chocolate, Gigi Hadid, We Are Lady Parts, Persepolis, Who’s Afraid of the Persian Cats, Riz Ahmed, Zayn Malik, Bloc Party, The Killers, Q and Not U.