Bully has played a cover of PJ Harvey’s “Dry,” the title track from the English artist’s 1992 album. The performance is part of Sounds of Saving’s “Song That Found Me at the Right Time” series and is paired with a Q&A in which Bully’s Alicia Bognanno discusses mental health issues, both personal and across the music industry. Check it all out below.
Sharon Van Etten previously recorded an entry in the series, covering Nine Inch Nails’ “Hurt.” In a press release, Bognanno said:
A lot of musicians, like myself, are sober and dealing with mental health. I think it’s 85% of artists, or something, struggle with mental health. I have a link on my fridge for a suicide prevention hotline because you never know when people are going to need that. And people aren’t really vocal about it, so that should be readily available at all times.
Alicia Bognanno released her latest Bully album SUGAREGG in August via Sub Pop.
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