anadian indie-folk artist CAT CLYDE (she/her) shares the new video for ‘Everywhere I Go’, a bouncy, folky slice of indie-rock and the opening track from her brand new album Down Rounder, out everywhere now on her own Second Prize Records, stream HERE. 

‘Everywhere I Go’ is a breathtaking coming-of-age track that muses on the realisation of having to let some things go and hold other things close; that the duality of difficult experiences are often opportunities for not only growth, but gaining deeper insight. Its accompanying video features footage shot mostly around Glasgow, a peek into Cat Clyde‘s life as she moves through nature, record stores, time on her own, and time shared with friends. “I wanted to capture the movement and message of the song as we travelled along, as traveling and movement are such a big part of my life,” she shares.

Also featuring the singles ‘Mystic Light’, ‘I Feel It’ and ‘Papa Took My Totems’ – on which she drew inspiration from her Indigenous Métis heritage and reflects on the ravaging effects of colonialism, the state of the environment, and the patriarchy at large – Down Rounder showcases the full breadth of the Canadian artists storytelling and deep connection to nature. On the album title she shares, “A rounder is someone who moves around through natural landscapes looking for answers, to make sense of it all through movement and experience. To find something or some place that could feel like home, to belong to the land and feel a part of something greater. During the making of this record I felt very lost and low and felt the songs were a way for me to explore myself and venture more deeply into my own natural landscape within. I was a down rounder, low down but still a rounder.”