In "Se Gah" Schnieke dives into the dual nature of the Segah makam — a scale that carries both sadness and joy, never in extremes but always from the heart. The band transforms this emotional tension into motion: subtle yet danceable, introspective yet full of life. With layered violins, melodic guitar lines, and earthy drums over shimmering synths, "Se Gah" expands Schnieke’s Anatolian Electro sound into new experimental territory. Already tested on stage with an enthusiastic audience response, the studio version captures that same pulse — grounded, vibrant, and deeply human."