Jaime Wyatt Shakes Things Up on ‘Feel Good’

LGBTQIA+
By
Hal Horowitz
November 3, 2023
American Songwriter
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Just when you think you’ve got singer/songwriter Jaime Wyatt pegged, she shakes things up. The Nashville by way of the West Coast artist started as an Americana-based indie pop/rocker on her 2017 debut, then shifted to outlaw-inflected country on the Shooter Jennings-helmed, critically acclaimed Neon Cross from 2020. Three years later, it’s a new producer and another musical swerve.

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