Cat Clyde’s Mama Said is a dreamy indie-pop track that shines brightly. Cat’s inimitable, unique voice rises and falls to add further depth to the reverb-heavy, surf rock-influenced guitars that play at the single’s low end. The second half of Mama Said keeps fans on the edges of their seats with an emotive, hooky guitar line. As the cut makes its way to the end, Clyde’s vocals contribute greater amounts of the effort’s harmony. With both elements working together, Mama Said ends emphatically; fans will be singing along long after the track ceases to play.
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