Journeyman songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Tyler Key’s most recent album, You Okay, finds the Atlanta artist dissecting loss and grief over ten songs. The gospel desperation of “Oconee River” fades into the hazy stasis of “Dreaming Now,” which carries through the majority of the record. There’s still the off-kilter storytelling of Wild Azaleas, but the barn party has died down and the host is having a late-night dark night of the soul. Key’s next record—a thoroughly cosmic country affair—will be available in 2026 in partnership with Piedmont Sound.