Feeling Myself The Late Ones

“Feeling Myself” catches The Late Ones in a different energy entirely — celebratory, confident, and completely unapologetic about enjoying the moment. After releases like “Babylon Exists⁠” and “Troubled Streets⁠” tackled heavier subject matter, this single proves the group can pivot to pure vibes without it feeling like a retreat. The production leans into the feel-good side of reggae, with a bounce that invites movement and a vocal delivery that radiates genuine joy.

The shift in tone showcases The Late Ones' range as artists and Easy Star Records' flexibility as a label. A roster that includes the spiritual weight of Groundation, the dancehall fire of Spragga Benz, and the experimental dub of SunDub has room for all moods — and The Late Ones prove here that they can access multiple registers within their own discography. It's the kind of versatility that signals a career built for longevity.

“Feeling Myself” works as a release valve within The Late Ones' catalog — a reminder that conscious artists are allowed to celebrate, that social commentary and personal joy aren't mutually exclusive. In reggae's long tradition of freedom songs and love songs coexisting on the same album, the track feels perfectly at home.