Mud Blood Bone Cat Clyde

• 1 Where Is My love 03:19
• 2 Man's World 02:42
• 3 Wild One 02:22
• 4 Dark Back 02:57
• 5 Hold My Hand 03:15
• 6 I Am Now 05:21
• 7 My Love 03:22
• 8 Wanna Ride 01:40
• 9 Night Eyes 02:21
• 10 Press Down 02:14
• 11 Another Time 03:39
• Total Runtime 33:12

Info for Mud Blood Bone

Canadian indie-folk standout Cat Clyde has officially releases her fourth full-length studio album, "Mud Blood Bone". Marking her debut with the label, the project represents a significant evolution for the artist, blending the rockabilly grit of contemporaries like Sierra Ferrell with the vulnerable, folk-rock volatility of Big Thief.

The Canadian singer, who fell in love with the blues of Robert Johnson and Lead Belly when she was thirteen, delivers eleven tracks where bluesy, gritty guitars rub shoulders with the intimacy of indie and Americana sounds. Clyde wrote some of the songs in a trailer parked temporarily on a farm in Ontario, others on a narrowboat in England, and the rest in transit from one festival to another. “Constantly being on the move, having to navigate new environments, it forces me to be present and to confront my own feelings,” Clyde says. The approach occasionally evokes that of her friend Boy Golden (Liam Duncan), who collaborated on Mud Blood Bone.

Recorded at Chase Park Transduction in Athens, Georgia, and produced by Drew Vandenberg (Toro Y Moi, Faye Webster, S.G. Goodman), the album opens with “Where Is My Love,” where Clyde begins with a brief, almost yodel-like phrase before launching into a bouncy rhythm driven by raucous guitar fuzz that immediately makes you think of Link Wray, with whom she shares a Native heritage.

The new songs exude nomadic independence: penned in her 1973 Boler trailer on a farm in Ontario, on a narrow boat in England, or in transit from one festival to another, letting lyrics stream freely from a jet lagged dream state. The result is uninhibited, raw, pure; it’s the sound of personal truth discovered in real time.

Cat Clyde

Cat Clyde
is a singer/songwriter based out of rural Ontario, Canada. A combination of driven, soulful blues and sweet, folk-tinged, dulcet tones that carry a particular sense of familiarity provide the structure on which she creates her unique sound. With influences ranging from Patsy Cline and Lead Belly to Karen Dalton and Bobbie Gentry, this patchwork of musical significance, when stitched to her modern approach, fits like a well-tailored, corduroy-road cloth. Cat is currently finishing up her next album to be released in 2026 on Concord Records, with one song being released so far,“Wild One”.

This album contains no booklet.