Waxahatchee releases a fresh track titled ‘Mud’

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Waxahatchee has released a brand new track titled ‘Mud’, showcasing the artist’s signature style ahead of her upcoming UK tour this summer. Known by her real name, Katie Crutchfield, she recently made a dazzling appearance on the red carpet at the Grammy awards alongside Kevin Morby.

With a busy schedule ahead, Waxahatchee is set to perform at Primavera this summer and then embark on a tour of the UK with four headline shows. The latest single, ‘Mud’, is a typical Waxahatchee creation, featuring energetic indie rock beats mixed with Americana influences, highlighted by the twang of pedal steel and banjo in the background.

Crutchfield’s lyrical prowess shines through once again on this track, with her ability to craft vivid narratives with just a few carefully chosen words standing out as a rare talent. Fans of her poetic style are sure to appreciate the storytelling qualities present in ‘Mud’.

Don’t miss the chance to catch Waxahatchee live at the following dates:

– June 8: Glasgow Barrowland Ballroom
– June 9: Manchester Albert Hall
– June 10: Bristol SWX
– June 11: London Hammersmith Apollo

For those eager for more from Waxahatchee, be sure to check out her exclusive interview with Burns Out A Midnight.

Photo Credit: Kevin Morby

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