Audra Watt has shared her new single, ‘The Good Of It,’ as she marks herself out as a promising alt-country lyricist. 

“Livin’ It Up” by Audra Watt is a joyful burst of rebellion wrapped in melody. It’s a radiant anthem for anyone ready to stop watching from the sidelines and finally jump into life.

Audra Watt released her debut single at the age of 41, catapulting herself into the limelight as an emerging alt-country star. So, it begs the question: Why did the Nashville artist wait so long to make her move into the music world? As she releases her latest single, ‘The Good Of It,’ we decide to take a look.

Having perfected the studio chemistry with her backing band—and with her song telling a potent story about missing someone but learning to live with just their memories—Nashville songwriter Audra Watt is exemplifying just how accomplished she is as a songwriter. 

Nashville-based singer/songwriter Audra Watt shares fleetingly raw and nostalgic anthem “The Good Of It,” diving into the idea of clinging onto memories as time passes. 

Audra Watt’s depictions of life, motherhood, fear, loss, and longing are all profoundly moving—but also profoundly honest. Her lyrics touch on instantly recognizable issues that we sometimes struggle to put into words. Here’s why her latest release, ‘The Good Of It,’ is worth your attention.

“As a part of our series about Nashville’s rising stars, I had the distinct pleasure of interviewing Audra Watt….”

“…In the landscape of country and Americana music, debut singles can often feel like an artist's first steps into a grand journey. But for Audra Watt, her inaugural single "Bullet Trains" feels more like a homecoming…”

One of our [Memphis Flyer 20<30] alumna from 2011 has made a name for herself… Nowadays, Audra’s career has taken her to the Nashville area, where she’s pursuing her musical ambitions. She just released her first music video.