SAP

SAP, released in 2022, represents a further refinement of Okay Kaya's 'submerged' aesthetic. Following the success of Watch This Liquid Pour Itself, Wilkins moved toward a more self-contained and conceptually fluid sound. The album was largely written and recorded in isolation, which is reflected in its sparse, bedroom-adjacent production. Sonically, it is defined by its use of 'sap' as a metaphor for the viscous, sticky nature of human emotion and physical existence. The tracklist features a mix of highly personal reflections and clever reinterpretations, most notably 'Jolene From Her Own Perspective,' which deconstructs the Dolly Parton classic into a haunting, internalised narrative. Critically, the album was praised for its idiosyncratic lyrical voice and its ability to find profound meaning in the mundane and the biological. It solidifies Wilkins' position as a leading figure in the art-pop and indie-songwriter spheres, moving away from traditional song structures in favor of atmospheric, mood-driven vignettes.