With a three-single EP tour on the horizon, The Mudflowers are bringing their chilled yet deeply resonant sound to audiences, aiming to create an atmosphere that connects on a personal level. Their music—earthy, textured, and sprinkled with just the right amount of glitter—blends introspection with a striking visual element, highlighted by Hayley’s silk fan artistry.
As they continue to grow, The Mudflowers have already found defining moments—from locking in their sound in the studio to sharing the stage with incredible artists. We caught up with the band to talk about their inspirations, creative process, and what’s next as they continue carving out their place in the scene. This is a paid partnership with “The Mudflowers”
TRACK REVIEW
From the moment “Timekeeper” begins, there’s an earthy, hypnotic pulse that immediately draws you in. The folk-inspired drum tones set a deep, resonant foundation, while jazzy chord voicings steer the melody into unexpected and intriguing territory. It feels like being pulled into a restless journey—rushing through an underground tunnel in search of something just out of reach.
Lyrically and musically, this track tells a story in a way that feels almost cinematic. There’s a sense of urgency and mystery, unfolding through shifting dynamics and immersive instrumentation. Just when you think you’ve settled into its groove, the guitar solo kicks in—and it absolutely tears through the mix. The tone is unreal, cutting through with raw emotion and power, making for a jaw-dropping moment that elevates the entire track.
With “Timekeeper,” The Mudflowers have created something both immersive and exhilarating—a song that not only tells a story but makes you feel like you’re part of it.