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The narrative plot of Urban Driftwood culminates in the repetitive, meditative sounds of guitar, kora, kalimba, and hand drums on the penultimate title track, creating a sonic landscape that communicates the feeling of movement and evokes images of the natural beauty that persists within urban spaces. As she wrote the song, Williams was reflecting on her personal role in the context of the current societal moment, considering her position as Black female guitarist within a white male dominated field. Yasmin says, “There are not many Black guitarists within this genre and particularly with all of the political and social discord that was/is happening in the United States in 2020, I felt it was extremely important to include a song on the album that was inspired by my heritage and paid homage to who I am, the household I grew up in, the music I listened to as a child. ‘Urban Driftwood’ is more like the music I grew up listening to than any other song I’ve released so far.”

Tracks:  
01. Sunshowers
02. I Wonder (Song for Michael)
03. Juvenescence
04. Dragonfly
05. Swift Breeze
06. Adrift (feat. Taryn Wood)
07. Through the Woods
08. Jarabi
09. Urban Driftwood (feat. Amadou Kouyate)
10. After the Storm
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKeb4W71yrA&feature=emb_logo