When it comes to Miya Folick's album "Erotica Veronica", Felicity is the breakaway track. It is the only song which was not originally written on acoustic guitar. Instead, Miya wrote it in collaboration with Jared Solomon (Remi Wolf, Dora Jar, Lola Young), and layered synths and woodwinds atop of traditional instrumentation. Jill Ryan’s flute shimmers gayly under the lilt of Miya’s vocals, lending a sense of celebration. The song points to the lesser known definition of the word felicity: “finding appropriate expression for one’s thoughts,” which, Miya says, is “a cornerstone of the album: putting language to how I feel, which I didn’t do for so long because I didn’t know it was a feeling I was allowed to have.” Apt articulation, Felicity suggests, promises to bring us into closer connection with those we love, and with ourselves.