Mary McCloud
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available May 15, 2026
All We Need
2020
McCloud was thrilled to record with a stellar line up of musicians – celebrated and seasoned talents from both country music and rock and roll. It’s not every day that a singer/songwriter debut gets veterans from Tom Petty, Sheryl Crow, Bruce Springsteen and The Who in the studio, but bassist Jon Button, pedal steel and dobro great Marty Rifkin, and percussionist Wally Ingram provide the goods and then some, as does the famed bluegrass fiddler Gabe Witcher and David Yorkin, on acoustic guitar. Legendary drummer Frank Ferrer of Guns and Roses and revered session drummer Robin Diaz lay down the beats on several tracks. Kurt Kassulke, and Tanya Haden of The Haden Triplets lend exquisite harmony vocals. Ched Tolliver, who co-wrote and produced All We Need, plays guitars, piano, banjo, ukulele, mandolin, you name it! All We Need captures an irresistible mix of country with a little rock and roll.
Produced by
Ched Tolliver
Executive Producer
Mary McCloud
Engineered by
Geoff Neal
Additional engineering by
Gabe Burch at The Village (lead vocals)
Clay Davies at Medicine Hat (guitars)
Tim Sonnefeld at Red Star (bass)
Mixed and Mastered by
Yossi Shakked
Recorded at:
Sunset Sound Studios, Hollywood, CA
The Village Recording Studios, Los Angeles, CA
Red Star Recording Studios, Los Angeles, CA
Medicine Hat Studio, Van Nuys, CA
Portrait Photography Design
Ericka Kreutz Rick Simner
Musicians:
Frank Ferrer - drums (songs 1,2,3)
Robin Diaz - drums (tracks 5,7,8)
Jon Button - bass (tracks 1,2,3,5,7,8)
Wally Ingram - percussion (tracks 4,5,10)
Marty Rifkin - pedal steel (all songs but 7) dobro (tracks 2,4,5,7)
Gabe Witcher - fiddle (tracks 1,2,4,5,7,10)
David Yorkin - acoustic guitar (tracks 7,8)
Ched Tolliver - Piano, banjo, ukulele, mandolin, electric and acoustic guitars, backing vocals
Kurt Kassulke - harmony vocal (tracks 2,3,4)
Tanya Haden - harmony vocal (track 8)
Frank Clem, Amber Miller, Cornie Belle McCloud - dialogue
All songs written by Mary McCloud (BMI Holler Canyon Music) and Ched Tolliver (BMI Galaxy Eagle Music) except:
Who’s Sorry Now written by Ted Snyder, Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby; Don’t You (Forget About Me) written by Keith Forsey and Steve Schiff; Heartbreak Hotel written by Mae Boren Axton, Thomas Durden and Elvis Presley; I’m a Honky Tonk Girl written by Loretta Lynn
Wings of My Own
2004
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ABOUT
Mary McCloud is a singer-songwriter based in Los Angeles. Originally from Nashville, Tennessee, and influenced by her mother’s love of country music, Mary’s musical marrow was formed early by the sounds of WSM radio and the Grand Ole Opry. Today, her music blends the familiarity of the American Songbook with indie, folk, and roots-inspired styles of modern Americana.
In the late 1990s and early 2000s, Mary performed on the Los Angeles club circuit, singing with bands The Bordersnakes and Scarecrow, and playing iconic venues such as The Mint, The Troubadour, and The Viper Room. Her first solo album, Wings of My Own (2004), reflects an artist bridging the country sounds of her upbringing with the storytelling spirit of Los Angeles. Featuring fiddle, mandolin, and pedal steel, the album blends classic country influences with folk-leaning lyricism, along with reinterpretations of songs by artists such as Jimmie Rodgers, John Hiatt, and Patsy Cline.
After a hiatus to focus on family, Mary’s return to the studio marked a structural shift from interpreter to creator. Her 2020 album, All We Need, was recorded in legendary Los Angeles studios with an acclaimed lineup of musicians whose credits include work with artists such as Tom Petty, Sheryl Crow, Bruce Springsteen, and Guns N' Roses. Developed with producer and co-writer Ched Tolliver, the album captures an irresistible mix of country, intimate storytelling, and a little rock and roll.
Whether interpreting someone else’s song or writing her own, Mary approaches music as a form of connection and self-discovery. She continues to perform live, recently appearing with the gypsy jazz group The Cat’s Meow in West Hollywood. New material coming in 2026 includes the topical protest song “These Streets” and the upbeat “Wanna Go,” while her single “Sweet Escape” will appear in the feature film Spa Weekend. Rooted in ache and twang yet always evolving, Mary creates music that invites her audience to tap their toes, lean into the heartache, and revisit the timeless tug of Americana storytelling.
