Jamila Woods Unveils New Album Water Made Us: Stream
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Jamila Woods has shared her new album, Water Made Us, via Jagjaguwar. Stream it via Apple Music or Spotify below.
The title of Water Made Us references Toni Morrison, who once said, “All water has a perfect memory and is forever trying to get back to where it was.” The album maintains Woods’ interest in Black feminism, but, as a result of being written in the midst of quarantine, is more self-reflective than her past works.
“Water Made Us feels like the most personal and vulnerable piece of art I’ve ever made. I love creating from source material, diving deep into a subject and extrapolating from what I discover,” Woods said in a statement. “We sat in the house for two years and I became my own source material. Shout out to the therapists, the astrologers, the family members and friends who listened, who helped me process and transform my journaled thoughts and questions into this body of work. I hope it feels like a playlist that carries you through the life cycle of a relationship, whatever stage of the journey your heart may be in.”
Ahead of the album’s release, Woods shared the lead single, “Tiny Garden,” featuring duendita — which examines the way she shows love — as well as “Boomerang” and “Practice” featuring Saba.
Water Made Us follows Woods’ 2019 record LEGACY! LEGACY!, one of the best of the year. She’ll be supporting the album with a run of 2024 tour dates, and you can grab tickets here.
Water Made Us Artwork:
Water Made Us Tracklist:
01. Bugs
02. Tiny Garden (feat. duendita)
03. Practice (feat. Saba)
04. Let the cards fall
05. Send A Dove
06. Wreckage Room
07. Thermostat (feat. Peter CottonTale)
08. Out of the doldrums
09. Wolfsheep
10. I Miss All My Exes
11. Backburner
12. libra intuition
13. Boomerang
14. Still
15. the best thing
16. Good News
17. Headfirst
Jamila Woods Unveils New Album Water Made Us: Stream
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