Jaime Wyatt
Jaime Wyatt grew up in Los Angeles with grandparents who played bluegrass, which gave her an early feel for country storytelling. She put out her first album,...
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Jaime Wyatt grew up in Los Angeles with grandparents who played bluegrass, which gave her an early feel for country storytelling. She put out her first album, Felony Blues, in 2014, and followed it with Bird on a Wire in 2017 and Neon Cross in 2020.
Her songs often deal with addiction and relationships in plain terms, like in Beautiful Lie or Dope Fiend. She writes about those subjects without much decoration, which has drawn listeners who appreciate that directness.
Wyatt has worked with musicians like Bryan Sutton on guitar and Kevin Griffin on drums when playing live. Her music stays rooted in country and folk, but with a Los Angeles looseness that keeps it from sounding too traditional.
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