Katelyn Tarver is no stranger to the spotlight. Her songs have amassed over 200 million streams, led by her viral hit “You Don’t Know.” She has an impressive resume of songwriting credits, having co-written Cheryl Cole’s #1 Single “Crazy Stupid Love” and Old Dominion’s single “Young,” which was a winning track on NBC’s Songland. She’s also built a stellar acting resume, appearing in shows like HBO’s "Ballers," ABC Family’s "The Secret Life of the American Teenager" and Nickelodeon's "Big Time Rush." Next up, Tarver is set to star alongside John Stamos in an Amazon Freevee scripted pilot based off Jessica Simpson's bestselling memoir "Open Book."

“What Makes A Life Good” is Tarver’s first new single in over a year, and the idea for the track came to her while running a simple errand. “The concept of a ‘good life’ is fascinating to me because it looks so different for everyone,” says Tarver. “This song is me trying to make sense of that and voicing all the questions I can ask myself in search of some clarity.” The song’s poignant, relatable lyrics are vulnerable and introspective. Tarver’s beautiful harmonies and dreamy vocals are the foundation for the song's dynamic production that’s both anthemic and intimate at the same time.