Artist Review | Zaynab Wilson

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Kejo Buchanan, guide of Jali Journey in discussion with Zaynab Wilson a Montréal-born multi-instrumentalist with decades of artistry and the spirit of a traveller. Zaynab sculpts soundscapes that bind intrinsic ancestral Afro-Caribbean rhythms with soulful vocalization of deep personal stories in “a way home” EP (July 2025). This 11 min collection is a musical passage through themes of centering, death and patience. And in conversation, Zaynab Wilson offers guidance to “sit at the edge of knowing” with intuition as your compass of discernment. Visit zaynabwilsonmusic.com Host: Kejo Buchanan Artist: Zaynab Wilson

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