Wafia tells us “I’m Good” with electrifying anthem

After lending her angelic vocals to Louis the Child's hit summer jam "Better Not", Australian artist Wafia returns with "I'm Good" – a fresh, new track that encapsulates her sonic talent and conveys a bold message – that she's good and ready to go.

Not one to shy away from various musical ranges, Wafia's music ranges from expressive electronic pop that traverses the emotional spectrum – from heartache to new sensations, fractured familial experiences to societal and political alienation. "I'm Good" is the amalgamation of her efforts thus far, a beautiful and visceral rendition of heartbreak and rising from it. The enticing electronic bass beat, coupled with her brutally honest lyrics, make for a unique indie-pop tune that resonates with listeners. Subtle tropical vibes are heard throughout the song, emphasizing the indie-pop feel, a signature of Wafia's talents. According to Wafia, the song was “an attempt at writing a self-fulfilling prophecy. At the time I could foresee heartbreak that I was going to have to work through and I wanted to write the song that I’d want to hear at the end of it all. There was this running joke between myself and Wrabel that we’d love to write a song with the word ‘loser’ in it and the song came together very quickly after that.”

Wafia will go on a worldwide tour next month, with support from Louis the Child.

WAFIA I'M GOOD WORLD TOUR

Australia:

Oct 5 – Howler, Melbourne
Oct 6 – Wooly Mammoth, Brisbane
Oct 12 – Oxford Art Factory, Sydney
Oct 18 – Mojo’s, Fremantle
Oct 19 – Sewing Room, Perth
Oct 20 – Jive, Adelaide

UK/Europe:

Nov 6 – The Pickle Factory, London, UK
Nov 8 – Melkweg, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Nov 9 – Le Pop-up du Label, Paris, France

NORTH AMERICA:

Nov 19 – Mercury Lounge, New York, NY
Nov 20 – Elsewhere, Brooklyn, NY
Nov 22 – The Garrison, Toronto, ON
Nov 23 – Aragon Ballroom, Chicago, IL*
Nov 24 – Myth, St Paul, MI*
Nov 25 – Larimer Lounge, Denver, CO
Nov 27 – Knitting Factory, Boise, ID*
Nov 28 – McDonald Theater, Eugene, OR*
Nov 29 – Roseland Theater, Portland, OR*
Dec 1 – WaMu, Seattle, WA*
Dec 2 – Wise Hall, Vancouver, BC
Dec 4 – Holy Diver, Sacramento, CA
Dec 6 – Bill Graham Civic Theater, San Francisco, CA*
Dec 7 – Shrine Expo Hall, Los Angeles, CA*
Dec 9 – Casbah, San Diego, CA