What They Will Find is the debut album by Philadelphia singer/songwriter, Catherine Tuttle.

'What They Will Find' is the debut album by 19 year old Catherine Tuttle. The Philadelphia based singer/songwriter (now a freshman at Harvard) first caught the attention of legendary jazz producer, Alan Bates of Candid Records (who discovered Jamie Cullum) having posted her music on the Internet. He invited Catherine and her family to London and from there he promptly signed Catherine to a multi-record deal.

Catherine’s style is eclectic and intense - personal and rich, with her personality invested in every tune. From Hendrix - style rock ‘n roll, 'Vintage Heart' to sweet pop 'In Short,' to lonesome R & B, 'Rescue Me' (her only cover) to utterly unique quasi-techno, 'Ink Of The Skin,' she follows it where it goes. Actually she takes it there.

'What They Will Find' showcases an emerging artist with a style that is eclectic and intense, personal and rich, and Catherine's personality is invested in every song. Joni Mitchell's melodic, insightful and confessional style of songwriting is readily evident in Catherine's original songs, which comprise all but one track on the new CD. Her vocal style is unique and the warmth and array of emotions expressed through her voice are sure to leave an impression on the audience.

On 'What They Will Find,' producer Glenn Barratt again surrounded her with some of Philadelphia's finest session players from her first album, including guitarist Jef Lee Johnson I (Aretha Franklin, Billy Joel), bassist Chico Huff (James Taylor, Carly Simon) and percussionist Doc Gibbs (George Benson, Erykah Badu and anchor of chef Emeril Lagasse's TV show studio band.)