Abby Mott’s upcoming album “Mutiny” is the complete, soulful culmination of 12 years of musical exploration, and demonstrates Mott’s evolution as an artist. It reflects a decade of shifts in landscape, community, and culture. A collaboration with producer Duane Lundy of the Lexington Recording Company, "Mutiny" is vocally driven, with themes that explore seafaring adventures, isolation, sea monsters, motherhood, and the mysteries of outer space. The instrumentation showcases Mott's meticulous and genre-hopping arrangement style, ranging from stripped-down to riotously full with electronic drums, synths, live horns, mountains of vocal layers, and strings. Lundy and Mott create a richer, more daring sound to support a voice that is at once tender, gut-wrenching, and commanding.

Abby Mott is a musical artist who creates cinematic worlds with her songs. She is a multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and songwriter who grew up on a steady diet of radio pop, indie rock, classic rock, and classical music. Mott’s studied the cello from a young age, later playing keyboards and guitar, and developing her unique vocal style. She cut her teeth in Baltimore’s strange and vibrant avant-indie-hardcore-funk scene in the early 2000s. She collaborated and performed with numerous artists before launching her solo career. She opened for Nicole Atkins and performed as backing band for Daniel Johnston. She released "Hearts a' Flutter," a full length one-woman-band affair, and "Go West, Get East!," a four song EP with her backing band, “Her Band” (Jason Hughes, Pat Blades, and Jay Novak).

Mott has since followed her wanderlust all over the globe. Her experiences living in Manila, Philippines, Austin, Texas, and Nairobi, Kenya have given depth to her artistic expression.