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"Yesterday" is a recording that features the combined musical efforts of Alan Walker and Ali Gatie, representing a collaborative output from these two artists. This particular sound, categorized under the "Music/Other" genre, originates from the Philippines. As a piece within their respective discographies, "Yesterday" stands as an example of their work together, contributing to the broader landscape of music from the Philippines. The collaboration between Alan Walker and Ali Gatie on "Yesterday" adds a distinct entry to their individual artistic journeys. This recording, while part of the general "Music/Other" classification, showcases a specific facet of their creative interaction. The sound itself, being a product of the Philippines, reflects a geographical origin that may influence its overall character or reception within that region and beyond. The joint venture of Alan Walker and Ali Gatie on "Yesterday" is a notable instance of their combined musical expression.