From Rolling Stone · Josh Crutchmer · · 1m 10s
Remi Wolf Prioritizes Healing After Touring Burnout
Remi Wolf releases healing album 'Mud' after five years of touring burnout.
In brief
Remi Wolf releases healing album 'Mud' after five years of touring burnout. Remi Wolf prioritizes mental health by releasing her healing album 'Mud' following five years of touring burnout and a relationship ending. Originally reported by Rolling Stone.
Remi Wolf's New Album 'Mud'
Remi Wolf began the creative journey for her new album 'Mud' in Nashville after five years of touring.
“This is the saddest album I've ever written, but at the same time, it was the most fun record I've ever written in my life.”
Touring Burnout and Relationship End
Wolf experienced professional burnout and the end of a relationship after five years of relentless touring.
Nashville Writing Experiment

Wolf moved to Nashville for two weeks to experiment with the city's song-first writing culture.
“It was kind of like an experiment: 'If I went to Nashville for two weeks, let's see what would happen.'”
Acoustic Songwriting Process
Wolf and friends wrote 16 songs in a week, including 'I Won't Cry' over acoustic guitar and pop-style percussion.
“You can spin me like a record babe, run me back and press replay/I could be your favorite track.”
Healing Through Music
Wolf described the songwriting process as incredibly healing after repressing feelings for a long time.
“That week was the best I'd felt in a really long time.”
Newport Folk Festival Performance
Wolf performed 'Twiggy' at Newport Folk Festival with Hayley Williams, marking her first new music in two years.
“Where you saw independence, I saw being reckless”
Upcoming Tour Dates
Wolf plans album-release shows in Los Angeles and New York, with a December Australian tour and February U.S. tour starting in Washington, D.C.
The key point
Remi Wolf prioritizes mental health by releasing her healing album 'Mud' following five years of touring burnout and a relationship ending.




