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    Remi Wolf – Mud (Album)

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    Remi Wolf – Mud (Album)


    Genre bending pop sensation Remi Wolf returns with her third studio album, Mud, out now via Island Records. Across eleven tracks, Wolf delivers a warmer, more intimate sound, blending her trademark experimental spirit with rich live instrumentation, infectious melodies and deeply personal storytelling. Featuring previously released singles “Twiggy”, “Bottle” and “I Won’t Cry”, the project marks an exciting evolution in her ever unpredictable artistry.

    Born from a period of reflection following years of relentless touring, Mud took shape during collaborative writing retreats in Big Bear and Joshua Tree, alongside longtime collaborator Jared Solomon and a close knit group of musicians. Embracing spontaneity and a self-described “family band” approach, Wolf strips things back without losing the colourful energy that made her previous albums Juno and Big Ideas so compelling. The result is an organic, refreshingly unfiltered collection that showcases her growing confidence as a songwriter.

    To celebrate the release, Wolf has also announced The Mud Tour, kicking off in Australia this December before heading across North America in February 2027. With Mud, she proves that sometimes less really is more, delivering one of her most personal and assured statements yet.

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