Lauded by critics for her raw, honest songwriting and powerful voice, singer-songwriter Jaime Wyatt’s career is marked by a journey of self-discovery, from her acclaimed debut, Felony Blues, which chronicled her battle with addiction and the justice system, to her equally celebrated follow-up, Neon Cross, which delved into more personal revelations. Her upcoming album, Feel Good, recorded with Adrian Quesada of Black Pumas, represents a new creative high, a radical act of liberation built on intoxicating grooves and a genre-defying sound. The album, which Wyatt describes as a project of healing and self-love, moves away from her solitary songwriting process and instead embraces improvisation and collaborative sessions, resulting in a collection that finds defiant optimism in fighting for a “World Worth Keeping” and pleasure in simply embracing the need “to feel good.” Despite tackling themes of grief, loss, and social issues, Feel Good is ultimately a message of self-acceptance and a reminder to be kind to ourselves.