In her newest work, Arita seems to be looking for exactly what most other women are out to find, a "Good Man," but like so many, her most recent experience is with one who isn't quite there yet. Despite the cheerful reggae beat, Arita's lyrics reflect pain and disgust with a guy who's clearly done her wrong. Still, even in the face of this obvious feeling that he's not the one for her, "Good Man" does offer hope that "maybe one day" its protagonist "can be that man" and confidence that one day she'll find the one she's looking for. With an attitude like that and an irresistible island rhythm, Arita and "Good Man" are both set for success, especially in the coming summer months when love rules all.