‘Daba’ means ‘now’ in Moroccan. Giving this title to her third album is, for Oum, all about linking yesterday’s experience to the one determined by the present moment. In this ‘now’, the singer, having achieved a certain artistic maturity, is able to mix traditional Arab and Sahraoui elements with discreet borrowings from more contemporary aesthetics soul, jazz and electronic trance.
| Track | Track name | Artist | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Track 1 | Fasl | Oum | |
| Track 2 | Chajra | Oum | |
| Track 3 | Temma | Oum | |
| Track 4 | Daba | Oum | |
| Track 5 | Rhyam | Oum | |
| Track 6 | Jnan (Interlude) | Oum | |
| Track 7 | Kemmy | Oum | |
| Track 8 | Mezzinellil | Oum | |
| Track 9 | Ha | Oum | |
| Track 10 | Yabhar | Oum | |
| Track 11 | Laji | Oum | |
| Track 12 | Sadak | Oum |





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