With a fresh take on classic country, folk and blues, Canadian singer-songwriter Cat Clyde takes listeners on a journey through different worlds with her songs. In one track, her velvety voice offers an intimate glimpse into her deepest emotions; in another, honky-tonk piano and slide guitar lead you through the swinging doors of a lively saloon.

Cat Clyde draws on a wide palette of influences, not just musical: growing up in rural Ontario, Canada, she feels a deep connection to nature, a source of inspiration and wisdom that informs her artistry. Her music feels timeless and familiar, with nods to greats like Patsy Cline, Lead Belly and Bobbie Gentry. Soulful blues and gentle folk flow from her warm, smoky voice, at once tender and raw. With her contemporary approach to traditional genres and poetic songwriting, Cat Clyde creates an intimate atmosphere that lingers long after the music ends. Especially live, at the Noordplein, you’ll experience firsthand how her songs grab you from the very first note and don’t let go.

Cat Clyde will also perform solo during the Women’s Songwriter Circle on Sunday.