Stick Figure’s latest single, “What a Feeling,” delivers a smooth, soul-soaked slice of reggae that leans into warmth, love, and emotional clarity. The track is an easy standout for fans of chill grooves and heartfelt songwriting—offering a relaxed yet deeply uplifting atmosphere.
From the opening bars, the song carries the unmistakable rhythm of classic reggae: that syncopated, off-beat strum that keeps the mood steady and swaying. But what sets this track apart is its refined layering—there’s a melodic lead guitar floating above the rhythm section that adds a glistening hook, subtle but catchy, like sunshine flickering off ocean water. The drumming keeps things tight and purposeful, propelling the song forward without overwhelming the softness in the vocals.
Lyrically, “What a Feeling” is an ode to love—not just romantic, but soul-filling connection. Lines like “you fill my soul with happiness” speak to the kind of relationship that brings calm, clarity, and joy. The entire production feels like an embrace: warm, steady, and reassuring. It’s a track made for golden hour drives, quiet beach days, or moments when you just want to slow the world down and breathe it all in.
As someone who turns to music to find stillness, this song hit exactly where I needed it. It’s the kind of track that helps you exhale.
Stick Figure is the creation of Scott Woodruff, a California-based producer and multi-instrumentalist known for crafting deeply layered reggae music that radiates positivity and introspection. What started as a solo studio project has grown into a full touring band with a devoted following and a reputation for immersive, emotionally rich live shows—often accompanied by Cocoa, Woodruff’s beloved canine companion. Their music blends classic reggae rhythms with melodic hooks, chilled-out vibes, and lyrics that speak to love, connection, and personal growth.