The next year, in 1993, Karam signed with another record label for her new album. This time it was an even less-known Saudi Arabian company. The new album was called "Ana Ma'akon" ("I am with you"), not really reflecting Karam's artistic identity. The album was classic in style and quite different from "Shams el-Ghinnieh". Despite her personal discontent, she had no choice but release it, bound by a contract with her production company. As expected, the album failed to do as well as "Shams el-Ghinnieh". Poor marketing and lack of resources did not help much either and were blamed for the low sales of the album. It remains Karam's least-known album.