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**Wild Wood** is the second solo studio album by English singer-songwriter Paul Weller. It was released on **6 September 1993** in the United Kingdom by **Go! Discs** and later in the United States on **11 May 1994** through **London Records**. The album was a critical and commercial success, reaching **No. 2** on the **UK Albums Chart**, making it one of Weller's most successful solo releases in Britain. In the **United States**, the album did not achieve the same level of mainstream success and did not chart on the **Billboard 200** but received considerable praise from music critics. **Wild Wood** was recorded at **Solid Bond Studios** in London and **The Manor Studio** in Oxfordshire. The album was primarily co-produced by **Paul Weller** himself alongside engineer **Brendan Lynch**, who played a significant role in shaping the album’s rich, organic sound that blended rock, folk, and soul influences. The record is often credited with helping to cement Weller’s status as a leading figure in the British musical landscape following his work with The Jam and The Style Council.