DJ Haram's debut album 'Beside Myself' is about the survival of the spirit in day to day struggle. Following on from her collaboration with Moor Mother as 700 Bliss on 'Nothing to Declare', here she is joined by a swarm of collaborators, collectively navigating pain and rage, and in occasional moments of joyful respite, mocking the strife. Haram describes herself as a 'multidisciplinary propagandist, contemporary anti-authoritarian Arab, gendered labor class, god fearing atheist' who makes 'anti-format, audio propaganda, anti-lifestyle, immersive sonics'. Her music attests to this, as she brings in friends and collaborators, from MC's Armand Hammer, Bbymutha, SHA RAY, Moor Mother, and Dakn, through to co-producers August Fanon, Egyptian producer El Kontessa, and Jersey Club producer Kay Drizz, trumpeter Aquiles Navarro, and guitarist Abdul Hakim Bilal.