Just before 2025 clocks out, Sabrina Nejmah drops “Don’t You Worry,” a quietly bold second release that feels way bigger than its runtime. The song floats somewhere between indie-pop and soft alt-folk, wrapped in a sci-fi setting that actually works instead of feeling gimmicky. Think everyday love… but on a spaceship headed for Mars.
At its core, “Don’t You Worry” is about trust when the future is blurry. Sabrina uses the daily routine aboard a starship as a metaphor for relationships moving into unknown territory. The way she describes small, ordinary moments, checking oxygen levels, serving breakfast, switching off the lights, makes the story feel intimate, even while drifting through space. Lines like “I woke up on board the starship on its way to Mars” instantly set the scene, while “Everything’s fine… I keep an eye on the oxygen clock” subtly mirrors emotional responsibility in a relationship.
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Sabrina keeps things clean and controlled. There’s no over-singing here, just a calm delivery that matches the song’s steady, reassuring tone. Her voice carries a sense of quiet confidence, especially when she lands on the repeated promise: “You say, don’t you worry, we’ll see.” It’s simple, but that’s the point. The song doesn’t chase drama, it chooses stability.
What makes this release even more impressive is Sabrina’s age and background. Born in 2008 and based in Hamburg, with Moroccan and German roots, she’s already showing a strong sense of storytelling. Co-writing with her father, she’s building a sound that feels thoughtful, original, and emotionally grounded without trying too hard.
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“Don’t You Worry” feels like a soft promise to keep going, even when the destination isn’t clear. It’s calm, cinematic, and quietly confident, perfect for late-night listening, headphone moments, or staring out a window and thinking about what’s next.
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