"Mali Marrachesh" was recorded on a chance encounter in an old traditional hammam. While wandering the medina, Bambook followed an intriguing scent to a half‑open door and met a hammam worker who was burning materials to produce steam. Welcomed with tea and shown around, the worker picked up his guembri and began to sing. Touched by the moment, Bambook shared his own musical background and label; the worker offered to sing for Ya Hala Ya Hala—and the song was born.