James Cox founded The Mummy Cats in 2020 after literally finding a dead and mummified cat in his friends basement in Nashville, TN.

Their first release came in 2020 with the song "Wolverine" which blends a multitude of flavors that provides a first taste into their unique songwriting style and abilities. Soon after they were picked up for radio with their song "Leonard". Leonard is a personal dive into lead singer James' relationship with Death Row inmate Leonard J. Young. The two formed an unsuspecting friendship after James accepted a strangers invitation to visit death row at Riverbend Maximum Security Institution in Nashville, TN.

Since the release of Leonard, The Mummy Cats have gone on to release their debut EP "From The Head" and their first full length album "No Thanks, I'm Just Looking". Both of these releases have been followed up with heavy touring schedules throughout the United States.

The band consists primarily of James Cox and Morgan Liveoak who contribute to guitar, vocals, drums, bass, keys, synth while in the studio. The touring lineup consists of James (Vocals/Guitar) Morgan (Lead Guitar) Jabari Temple (Drums) and about 4 different bass players.

They believe that "while we are certainly proud of releasing music and connecting with the fans we have, we truly believe our potential as songwriters and performers has hardly been scratched”. The Mummy Cats have already written nearly 100 unreleased songs and plan on releasing new material in late 2023.