Book Jaime Wyatt

Jaime Wyatt is an American singer, songwriter and guitarist working in Americana and outlaw country, known for raw, honest storytelling and a voice that carries both grit and tenderness. She first surfaced with a self-titled EP in 2004, produced by Pete Droge, whose songs landed in the films Wicker Park, Feast of Love and The Midnight Meat Train; one of them, "Mind Candy," was later recut by Tiffany. In 2017 she shared "Your Loving Saves Me" with Sam Outlaw and released her first full album, Felony Blues, on Forty Below Records, a record of hard-won, confessional songs. Her second album, Neon Cross (2020), was produced by Shooter Jennings and widened her audience among country and roots fans. She followed it with Feel Good (2023) on New West Records, three studio albums in all. Wyatt has also guested on Sam Morrow's "Skinny Elvis" and on "Bring It Home" by Dropkick Murphys. On stage she brings a twangy, soulful band sound, sharp lyrics and an unvarnished presence that resonates with listeners who love modern outlaw country rooted in classic honky-tonk traditions.