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“FEEL GOOD” (2023)

Album Announcement Press Release HERE
Album Credits & Lyrics HERE

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NEON CROSS (2020)

PREMIERES:
Rolling Stone Country ”Neon Cross” Video Premiere
Garden & Gun “Just A Woman” ft. Jessi Colter Track Premiere
SPIN “Hurt So Bad” ft. Shooter Jennings Track Premiere
The Advocate “By Your Side” Track Premiere
The Boot “Goodbye Queen” Premiere
The Fader "Neon Cross” Full Album Premiere

PRESS RELEASES:
Album Announcement Press Release
Full Album Premiere Press Release

PRAISE FOR NEON CROSS

STEREOGUM’S BEST COUNTRY RECORDS OF 2020
POPMATTERS’ 60 BEST ALBUMS OF THE YEAR
GLIDE MAGAZINE’S 20 BEST ALBUMS OF 2020
WHISKEY RIFF’S TOP 25 COUNTRY ALBUMS OF 2020

"An incredible record." - NPR Music

"... a triumphant testament to the way that Wyatt has outpaced her demons." - Pitchfork

"... her long overdue breakthrough is finally here in the shape of her flawless new album Neon Cross." - NME

“A best record of the year.” - Flaunt Magazine

"It's not the story behind the songs, it's not a notion of authenticity that really powers this music. It's her voice. She just has a remarkable voice. Both as a writer and especially as a singer." - NPR Music

“Neon Cross refines Wyatt’s honky-tonk sound into something more lush, layered, and complex.” Rolling Stone

"...not since Social Distortion’s compulsively-confessional Mike Ness has a composer been so brutally honest." SPIN

"Jaime Wyatt's rambling LA Classic Neon Cross is 2020's Must-Hear Country Album" - Uproxx

"One of country music’s biggest selling points is its supposed relatability — only here, the lore says, will you find real stories, the ones about death and loss and drinking too much, about fucking up your life and finding a way to live with the decisions you made. It’s all about honesty. These stories are told and retold hundreds of times, but rarely with the perspective that Jaime Wyatt brings to hers... Wyatt, by writing songs about life in jail, drug addiction, and depression while being a woman, becomes more of an outlaw than some of the other outlaw artists will ever be." - The Fader

“Outlaw Country’s Rising Star.” Garden & Gun

"The New Queer Queen of Outlaw Country. From thumping honky-tonk ditties to haunting heartbreakers, the stunning album is peppered with as many ups and downs as Wyatt’s storied life." The Advocate

"Neon Cross is honky-tonk with an added dose of bad-assery (Is that a word? It should be). But sometimes the most badass thing about her is Cross’ openness and bare humanity." - Paste Magazine

"Authentic outlaws are hard to come by these days, but Nudie Cohn fever dream Jaime Wyatt more than fits the bill. Addiction, jail time and tragedy have all peppered her past, but the Nashville-based songwriter's toughness and tenacity soars through her brand of showstopper 1970s country, dazzling brightest on Neon Cross's thunderous title track." 8 out of 10 Stars - Uncut Magazine

"...honky-tonk's high-kicking hero Jaime Wyatt... the smoldering, kickass Neon Cross." - Paste Magazine

“Outlaw Country Masterpiece” - Wide Open Country

"... Jaime Wyatt may well have the country album of the year on her hands here." - Clash Magazine

"... a record that feels very alive and visionary, and if not redemptive, at least on the path towards that goal." - Saving Country Music

“Neon Cross is a strong debut LP, one befitting the buzz building around Jaime Wyatt... " - No Depression

"Neon Cross is already being talked about in hushed tones with best of the year whispers... an incredible piece of work." 4 out of 5 Stars - Country Music People Magazine

"In what is destined to be a modern Americana/Country classic, with Neon Cross, Wyatt revels in honky tonk brilliance..." - 20 Best Albums of 2020 - Glide Magazine

"After 'Sweet Mess," Wyatt gets back to the rough ramble of outlaw country, but the message is clear: This album is deeper than a label can offer." - PopMatters

"An artist whose sensibilities run the gamut between the classic and the contemporary, between the heights of the human heart and the depths of despair. At times reminiscent of early Emmylou Harris or Jessi Colter (who makes an appearance on the album), one can also hear (perhaps unintentional) of the heartbroken narratives of the late Judee Sill." - PopMatters

"... A dreamy country masterpiece." - Country Queer

“Jaime Wyatt shines brilliantly on Neon Cross.” - The East Nashvillian

"...she's living proof that Americana has bench depth to spare, with relative newcomers who are just as capable as the legends." - Nashville Scene

"Neon Cross clearly makes the case that she is indeed a force to be reckoned with, lyrically and melodically as well." - Country Standard Time

"On her latest album, Neon Cross, Wyatt lets it all fly out, judgement be damned." - Americana Highways