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Remi Wolf Releases New Album 'Mud', Marking a Shift to Mature, Earthy Sound

publication · 2026-10-10

Remi Wolf is set to release her new album, titled "Mud," which showcases a refined musical approach. The album's cover art portrays her whimsically adorned in mud. Following her second album, "Big Ideas," which debuted in 2024, and a public breakup while on tour with Olivia Rodrigo, she began crafting "Mud" in November 2024 during a retreat in Nashville, with friends Jamie and Hank contributing to the track "Champagne." She formed a supportive "family band" with Jared Solomon, Jack DeMeo, and her sister-in-law Gigi while writing in Big Bear and Joshua Tree. Wolf's upcoming tour will launch at Fonda Theatre and Webster Hall.

Key facts

  • Remi Wolf released her new album Mud, a departure from her earlier maximalist funk-inflected indie pop.
  • The album was written starting in November 2024 during a two-week retreat in Nashville, where Wolf wrote with a new person each day.
  • Wolf assembled a 'family band' including Jared Solomon, Jack DeMeo, and her sister-in-law Gigi, and wrote in Big Bear, California, and Joshua Tree.
  • The title track 'Covered in Mud' and 'Bottle' were written at Electric Lady Studios in Manhattan, unlocking the album's sonic direction.
  • John Mayer features on the track 'Moon So High,' a collaboration arranged via Instagram DM after five years of online communication.
  • Wolf took full creative control, co-directing the 'Twiggy' video and overseeing art and package design with Milo Nicols.
  • The album explores Wolf's Saturn return, heartbreak, alcoholism, and breakdown, ultimately finding joy.
  • Wolf will celebrate the album's release with shows at the Fonda in LA and Webster Hall in New York, performing with the album's core collaborators.

Entities

Artists

  • Remi Wolf
  • Jared Solomon
  • Jack DeMeo
  • Gigi
  • John Mayer
  • Sheryl Crow
  • Milo Nicols
  • Jamie
  • Hank
  • Olivia Rodrigo

Institutions

  • Electric Lady Studios
  • Fonda
  • Webster Hall
  • Vogue

Locations

  • Nashville
  • United States
  • Big Bear
  • California
  • Joshua Tree
  • Manhattan
  • New York
  • Los Angeles
  • LA

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