"Unfurling" is the chapter that comes after grief; after Yasmin, after loss, after learning how to breathe again. It’s me stepping back into life with tenderness and curiosity, learning what happens after the mourning has settled. These songs sit in the space between healing and becoming; where friendship breakups still sting, but don’t undo me anymore. Where growth means allowing, forgiving, giving myself permission to try again.It’s about the small mercies; about grace. About seeing our bodies as archives, holding the stories, scars, and soft marks that tell us who we’ve been. Every wrinkle, every line, every healed wound is part of the roadmap back to ourselves.

We grow. We learn. We unfurl.

"Yasmin" comprises nine soul-stirring compositions that pay homage to the timeless genres of folk and soul. Embarking on a musical odyssey that explores themes of grief, queer love, loss, self-acceptance, gender identity, and self-discovery, Angel King invites listeners to step into a safe space of healing and reflection. Each song is a chapter in Angel King's personal journey, resonating with the listener's own experiences and emotions. Through heartfelt lyrics and melodic prowess, Angel King delicately examines the human condition, capturing the beauty found in even the most challenging moments of life.

"Good Man" is a heartfelt tribute to the strength of Black women and a personal exploration of identity. Crafted during a period of self-discovery, the song reflects on the journey to embrace one's true self, inspired by their desire for society to capture the concept of tender masculinity.

Created with the support of the Ya Ya's program at Offbeat Collective, the song blends Malaika's unique performance style, combining acoustic guitar with a looping pedal and pickaso bow, promising a captivating and empowering experience.

"Imagine If You Were Here" is a hauntingly beautiful ballad written by Mfalme as a tribute to their partner who passed away suddenly in 2019. The song is a touching reflection on the power of love and the pain of loss. As Malaika navigates through the grieving process, they find solace in their music and use it as a means of processing. It is a poignant reminder that even in times of great loss, music can be a powerful source of healing and hope.