THE album of 2019-Thank Folk For ThatEasily their strongest release to date-Tom Robinson (BBC Radio 6 Music)The kind of record that you just want everyone to hear-Belwood Music Produced by Pete Hammerton (The Shires, Wandering Hearts, Tom Gregory), sibling duo Joe and Helen Hammill display a confidence and maturity that sees their soaring harmonies and timeless song-writing come to the fore.For the first time ever, we took a step back and actually thought about how Cattle Cane should sound and where we want to take itsays Joe.Being in a band isnt always easy and sometimes it can take some time to find your way, but this is undoubtedly the most excited weve ever been about sharing new musiche adds. Weve always been ambitious,explains Helen,but I think locking ourselves away with Pete [Hammerton enabled us to create some songs that really justify our ambitionshe adds.Lyrically, this album is definitely our most introspective and heart on sleevesuggests Joe.It was only once wed finished recording all of the songs that we realised quite how many of them are about break-ups and failed relationships!he adds.Having spent the past couple of years playing alongside with the likes of Tom Odell, Brian Wilson, The Head The Heart and Nerina Pallot, Cattle Cane have every right to be ambitious.Sold-out signs are commonplace at their own headline gigs, including huge statement dates in their native North East at Sage Gateshead and Middlesbrough Town Hall, where a crowd of over 1,200 witnessed a magical performance alongside the Northern Orchestra.Helen and Joe have also appeared at acclaimed international tastemaker events Canadian Music Week and Reeperbahn Festival, as well as some of the UKs finest boutique and inner-city showcases like Tramlines, Live At Leeds, Cambridge Folk Festival, Liverpool Sound City, Black Deer, Cornbury and Deer Shed.They spent the summer sharing stages with the likes of Stereophonics, Lewis Capaldi and Madness, before heading out across the UK in the autumn for a headline tour.