You Still Got Me is the eleventh solo studio album by American singer-songwriter Beth Hart.

The project is intended to further showcase the singer's "raw vocal power and emotional depth" and continue her streak as one of the "most compelling voices" in contemporary blues and rock.

[1] Hart described the creation of You Still Got Me as always for the "joy" or "challenge of writing", saying that she seeks out the piano whenever she is "sad or scared" to find comfort in it, whether "a song comes" or not.

The album was first teased by the release of "Little Heartbreak Girl" on March 22, 2024, previously a "fan favorite ballad",[2] that stems from a period of mental health challenges for Hart.

[3] The eponymous single, produced by Kevin Shirley and recorded in Nashville, Tennessee,[4] was released on June 28 and demonstrates the singer's ability to be a "source of inspiration" by tearing "her emotions" apart and reminding the listeners of its inner strength.