Remi Wolf Mud, the California singer-producer’s third studio album, arrives Friday 9 October 2026 via Island Records. Across eleven songs, it follows 2024’s Big Ideas with a warmer, live-band sound shaped in Big Bear, Electric Lady Studios, and Joshua Tree. This ADVANCE Music guide locks street date, tracklist, and session story before the Oct 9 spike—without twinning Pet Shop Boys, Teenage Fanclub, Sheryl Crow, Troye Sivan, Greta Van Fleet, Fontaines D.C., or Claud same-window album hubs.
Release date, label, and headline facts
Album — Mud
Artist — Remi Wolf
Release — 9 October 2026
Label — Island Records / Remi Wolf
Studio album no. — Third (after Juno, Big Ideas)
Tracks — 11
Lead singles — “Twiggy”; “Bottle”
Wolf has described the record as cleansing after feeling “covered in” exhaustion from constant touring and recording—emerging clearer by the end of the process.
Tracklist
1. Bottle 2. Champagne 3. Twiggy 4. Burn Me Blue 5. Jamie 6. Covered In Mud 7. Moon So High 8. I Won’t Cry 9. Wine Drunk 10. Guess 11. Yellow Rose
“Twiggy” returned as her first single in two years and was debuted during a surprise appearance at Hayley Williams’ Newport Folk Festival set. “Bottle” arrived with a beachy video around the album announcement window.
How Mud was made
Early Nashville work gave way to a Big Bear retreat with longtime collaborator Jared Solomon and friends including Jack DeMeo, Jamie McLaughlin, and Gigi Grombacher—writing, cooking, and passing mics in what Wolf called a “family band.” The group reconvened at Electric Lady Studios in New York and finished in Joshua Tree, leaning into live instrumentation and same-room tracking; Wolf often played drums herself.
People also ask: is Mud a pop or rock shift?
It remains Remi Wolf’s adventurous pop world—Island’s notes stress warmer, more spacious songs without abandoning her playful edge. Expect melody-first storytelling rather than a genre reinvention announcement.
Why ADVANCE now (spike ~9 October)
“Remi Wolf Mud,” “Mud tracklist,” and “Remi Wolf October 2026” queries climb through release week beside a crowded Friday album pile. A sourced date–tracklist–session explainer outranks thin calendar bullets that bury Island’s third album under louder Oct 9 names.
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Career context heading into Mud
After Juno and Big Ideas, Wolf has toured major festivals (Coachella, Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo) and supported Paramore, Lorde, and Olivia Rodrigo. Universal Music Canada’s announcement also notes her on-screen cameo and catalog placements in Amazon Prime Video’s Off Campus, plus late-night and press visibility from Fallon to Pitchfork. Mud is framed less as a maximalist leap than as a reset toward instinct, collaboration, and songs that leave air in the mix.
Pre-save and pre-order links circulated with the August announcement; vinyl and digital SKUs on the official store should be rechecked in release week for colorways and indie exclusives typical of Island pop campaigns.
People also ask: how does Mud relate to Big Ideas?
Big Ideas (2024) pushed brightly produced, high-concept pop. Mud—per label copy—leans earthier and more live, with Wolf often behind the drum kit and melodies evolving in the room. It is still recognizably Remi Wolf: playful titles (“Twiggy,” “Wine Drunk,” “Covered In Mud”) sit beside clearer emotional writing about exhaustion and recovery.
Sources and caveats
9 Oct Island release, third-album framing, 11-track list, Big Bear / Electric Lady / Joshua Tree sessions, and Wolf’s “cleansing” quote: Universal Music Canada (18 August 2026) and Pitchfork (20 August 2026). Chart positions and late deluxe formats can still shift—recheck Island and remiwolf.com in release week.