A heartfelt pop track about finding someone whose presence makes the world feel less overwhelming.

Jaïr Faria is a special artist. What I like about his style is that he speaks from the heart, sings with plenty of soul, and chooses instrumentation that gives both room to do some heavy lifting. I became a fan after reviewing “Georgia.” Now, he’s back with “We’ll Be Okay,” a focus track from his seven-track EP When It Rains In August.

On “We’ll Be Okay,” Jaïr lets someone special know that being by her side makes him feel complete. The world might be cruel, but her presence makes it seem a little less grim. I can’t speak for how she feels, but he certainly makes his case convincingly.

His vocals carry boatloads of passion, strength, and conviction. There’s enough feeling in the performance to give you chills, and the stripped-down production adds cinematic qualities without crowding his voice.

Overall, “We’ll Be Okay” works because Jaïr sounds invested in every feeling he shares. It’s soulful, powerful, and intimate, with a performance that makes the reassurance in its title feel believable.

Quincy

Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.