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The connection between deep soul and country music is fortified thanks to an increasing number of singers like Jaime Wyatt. Wyatt also taps into another country music tradition: life behind bars. Having paid her debt, Wyatt's knowledge of Cash and Haggard gave her debut Felony Blues an undeniable authenticity. Here she's jumped a faster train with the guidance of producer/guitarist Adrian Quesada, who knows from his own band Black Pumas how to build arrangements around a strong voice. Throughout Feel Good Wyatt sings her heart out on a batch of solid originals that she's co-written. Most operate in an effective cross between country confessional and full-on retro soul. Working with Quesada was a sage move. The smooth, low-key production of "Feel Good" feels very much like a Hall & Oates number but surrounds her voice in the right ways. The slow, horn and electric keyboards of "Hold Me One Last Time" borrows atmosphere from the much-loved Stax/Volt canon. With its chorus of female backup singers, it's not a stretch to think of Tammi Terrell singing it. Quesada's cutting electric guitar solo brings it back to the current century. Recorded and mixed at Electric Deluxe Recorders in Austin, Texas, by Quesada and engineer Aaron Glemboski, the sound is clear, uncomplicated and full-bodied. As both a songwriter and a singer, Wyatt is at her best writing about subjects she's lived. In "Fugitive" she ponders, "They'll cut a check and then they'll call it alright /But that restitution is nowhere in sight." Throughout Feel Good, Wyatt's alto voice sends off words with the kind of commitment that says, "I've been there." She digs even further into her past in "Ain't Enough Whiskey" with co-writer Butch Walker singing harmony vocals: "And there ain't enough whiskey to keep me warm at night/ And there ain't enough cocaine to keep me standin' upright." Despite the title, Wyatt makes you believe that her hardships are real. © Robert Baird/Qobuz
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Adrian Quesada, Producer - Jaime Wyatt, Composer, MainArtist - Josh Strauther, Composer - Native Songs Publishing (SESAC) / Joshua David Strauther (BMI), MusicPublisher
2023 New West Records, LLC 2023 New West Records, LLC
Adrian Quesada, Producer - Jaime Wyatt, Composer, MainArtist - Nick Wells, Composer - Kyle Egart, Composer - Native Songs Publishing (SESAC) / Kyle Egart Publishing Designee / Nick Wells Publishing Designee, MusicPublisher
2023 New West Records, LLC 2023 New West Records, LLC
Adrian Quesada, Producer - Jaime Wyatt, Composer, MainArtist - Ryan Hartman, Composer - Native Songs Publishing (SESAC) / Ryan Hartman Publishing Designee, MusicPublisher
2023 New West Records, LLC 2023 New West Records, LLC
Adrian Quesada, Producer - Kyle Ryan, Composer - Jaime Wyatt, Composer, MainArtist - Native Songs Publishing (SESAC) / CARRY THE TWO PUBLISHING (ASCAP), MusicPublisher
2023 New West Records, LLC 2023 New West Records, LLC
Adrian Quesada, Producer - Jaime Wyatt, Composer, MainArtist - Josh Strauther, Composer - Native Songs Publishing (SESAC) / Joshua David Strauther (BMI), MusicPublisher
2023 New West Records, LLC 2023 New West Records, LLC
Adrian Quesada, Producer - Jaime Wyatt, Composer, MainArtist - Native Songs Publishing (SESAC), MusicPublisher
2023 New West Records, LLC 2023 New West Records, LLC
Robert Hunter, Composer - Jerry Garcia, Composer - Adrian Quesada, Producer - Warner Chappell Music, Inc, MusicPublisher - Jaime Wyatt, MainArtist
2023 New West Records, LLC 2023 New West Records, LLC
Adrian Quesada, Producer - Jaime Wyatt, Composer, MainArtist - Native Songs Publishing (SESAC), MusicPublisher
2023 New West Records, LLC 2023 New West Records, LLC
Austin Jenkins, Composer - Adrian Quesada, Producer - Jaime Wyatt, Composer, MainArtist - Native Songs Publishing (SESAC) / DOWNTOWN DLJ SONGS (ASCAP), MusicPublisher
2023 New West Records, LLC 2023 New West Records, LLC
Butch Walker, Composer, MainArtist - Adrian Quesada, Producer - Jaime Wyatt, Composer, MainArtist - Native Songs Publishing (SESAC) / I eat publishing for breakfast/Emi April (ASCAP) / Administered by Sony ATV, MusicPublisher
2023 New West Records, LLC 2023 New West Records, LLC
Adrian Quesada, Producer - Jaime Wyatt, Composer, MainArtist - Josh Strauther, Composer - Native Songs Publishing (SESAC) / Joshua David Strauther (BMI), MusicPublisher
2023 New West Records, LLC 2023 New West Records, LLC
Album review
The connection between deep soul and country music is fortified thanks to an increasing number of singers like Jaime Wyatt. Wyatt also taps into another country music tradition: life behind bars. Having paid her debt, Wyatt's knowledge of Cash and Haggard gave her debut Felony Blues an undeniable authenticity. Here she's jumped a faster train with the guidance of producer/guitarist Adrian Quesada, who knows from his own band Black Pumas how to build arrangements around a strong voice. Throughout Feel Good Wyatt sings her heart out on a batch of solid originals that she's co-written. Most operate in an effective cross between country confessional and full-on retro soul. Working with Quesada was a sage move. The smooth, low-key production of "Feel Good" feels very much like a Hall & Oates number but surrounds her voice in the right ways. The slow, horn and electric keyboards of "Hold Me One Last Time" borrows atmosphere from the much-loved Stax/Volt canon. With its chorus of female backup singers, it's not a stretch to think of Tammi Terrell singing it. Quesada's cutting electric guitar solo brings it back to the current century. Recorded and mixed at Electric Deluxe Recorders in Austin, Texas, by Quesada and engineer Aaron Glemboski, the sound is clear, uncomplicated and full-bodied. As both a songwriter and a singer, Wyatt is at her best writing about subjects she's lived. In "Fugitive" she ponders, "They'll cut a check and then they'll call it alright /But that restitution is nowhere in sight." Throughout Feel Good, Wyatt's alto voice sends off words with the kind of commitment that says, "I've been there." She digs even further into her past in "Ain't Enough Whiskey" with co-writer Butch Walker singing harmony vocals: "And there ain't enough whiskey to keep me warm at night/ And there ain't enough cocaine to keep me standin' upright." Despite the title, Wyatt makes you believe that her hardships are real. © Robert Baird/Qobuz
About the album
- 1 disc(s) - 11 track(s)
- Total length: 00:44:57
- Main artists: Jaime Wyatt
- Composer: Various Composers
- Label: New West Records, LLC
- Genre: Country
2023 New West Records, LLC 2023 New West Records, LLC
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