Latest about Mental health
JD Simo unpacks the legacy of Elvis Presley and reveals how he nailed Scotty Moore’s guitar tone for Baz Luhrmann’s new biopic
As sole guitar player on Elvis, JD Simo left no stone unturned in search of the gear to bring rock ’n’ roll history to life, but as he explains, it was a gig he had been waiting his whole life for
Rob Balducci: “If you're struggling with mental health, try to harness some of the energy you have and focus it toward playing an instrument”
The virtuoso on using the guitar as an outlet for grief, depression and anxiety on his sprawling new solo album, Transcendence
98% of female performers have suffered performance anxiety, according to global survey
Research published on International Women’s Day reveals disparity between genders
How a pummeling Garth Brooks cover helped hard-rocking Oklahomans Fist of Five tackle social stigmas
FoF discuss their recent resurgence, and confronting grief and mental health stigmas on their upcoming album, Sparrow Road
Brandy Zdan: “To me, this ended up being a guitar record, because of the range of emotions in the instrument. It's a vehicle for my grief and anger”
The Canadian singer-songwriter channels her experience dealing with miscarriage, grief and postpartum depression on her new full-length, Falcon
Joel Crouse: "In a lot of ways, mental health is its own pandemic"
The singer-songwriter and Ed Sheeran collaborator discusses his battles with mental health, damaging experiences within the music industry, and how those in need can seek help
Satellite Citi: "It’s hard to ignore all that's happened during these past two years. We've been absorbing everything, and it’s come out in our music"
The hard-rocking wife-husband duo discuss facing fears with their latest album Fear Tactics, their acoustic-oriented approach to composition and addressing generational grief in their work
How a Maryland rock band is challenging the stigma around mental health and suicide, one high school at a time
Big Infinite's Jordan Lally on his personal journey with depression and transforming his musical output into a vehicle for education
