Casablanca was swept by a wave of nostalgia at the first-ever Timeless Festival, a vibrant celebration of music and culture held at Anfa Park. The festival, organized by U Radio, spanned two days and featured an impressive lineup of intergenerational artists, immersive experiences, and a palpable sense of community.

The festival grounds were transformed into an ephemeral village, offering attendees a total sensory experience. Light installations, DJ sets accompanied by the ICHTAH dance troupe, and an immersive scenography created a magical atmosphere. Beyond the music, attendees explored vintage clothing stands, indulged in diverse culinary offerings at the food court, and discovered cutting-edge technology at automotive exhibits.

Friday night kicked off with performances by La Fouine and Craig David. La Fouine, the French rapper, ignited the crowd with his classics, including "Qui peut me stopper?" and "Du ferme." Craig David followed, delivering a smooth set that blended singing and mixing, highlighted by hits like "7 Days" and "Walking Away."

The energy escalated on Saturday with Beny Adam, whose hit "Mok ya Mok" was played multiple times to the crowd's delight. Dancehall legend Sean Paul closed out the festival, delivering an electrifying performance. Sean Paul, visibly energized by the crowd's enthusiasm, extended his set, declaring his desire to "stay in Morocco forever."

In addition to the music, the Timeless Festival introduced an innovative cashless system. Attendees created online "Cashless" accounts, allowing them to use rechargeable cards for all on-site transactions, reducing wait times and eliminating the need for cash. The festival successfully reconciled multiple generations of music lovers, creating an unforgettable event that mixed nostalgia, discovery, and pure celebration.