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Easy Life on the struggles of mental health: “It remains really difficult to talk about how you feel”

Easy Life have spoken about the struggles of talking about mental health, saying it “remains really difficult to talk about how you feel”.The Leicester band released their debut album ‘Life’s A Beach’ today (May 28), which tackles subjects including anxiety and depression.Speaking to NME for this week’s Big Read cover story, frontman Murray Matravers discussed the 2018 single ‘Nightmares’, which also appears on the new record.

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Alanis Morissette releases new song ‘Rest’ in support of Mental Health Action Day

Alanis Morissette has released a new single titled ‘Rest’.Co-written with Michael Farrell and produced by Alex Hope, the track was first premiered live in 2017, when it was performed at a tribute concert in memory of Linkin Park frontman Chester Bennington, who died that year.Listen to ‘Rest’ below:Morissette touched on the track’s meaning in a Twitter post, writing, “Today is #MentalHealthAction Day. I’m sharing a song entitled ‘Rest’ written specifically about those of us who struggle with depression and anxiety, isolation, suicidal ideation and the profound despair that mental illness can plunge us into.”‘Rest’ comes as Morissette’s third single for 2021, following ‘Predator’ in March and ‘I Miss The Band’ in April.

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Mental health charity Mind launch free resources for music industry workers

Mental health charity Mind have shared a number of free resources for those working in the electronic music industry.The scheme, which arrives to mark Mental Health Awareness Week this week (May 10-17), comes in association with record labels and entertainment organisations Ninja Tune, Paradigm, Percolate and POLY.Included in the resources, which you can access free here, are guides to help support the mental health of those working in the electronic music industry, with specific guides for managers, employees and freelancers.Working in partnership with @MindCharity.

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Ariana Grande speaks out for Mental Health Awareness Month: “Here’s to ending stigma”

Ariana Grande has encouraged fans to be open with their mental health struggles in a new post to reflect upon Mental Health Awareness Month.Sharing a series of slides about the subject on Instagram, Grande wrote: “Here’s to ending the stigma around mental health and normalizing asking for help.“Healing isn’t linear, fun, quick or at all easy but we are here and we’ve got to commit to making this time as healthy, peaceful and beautiful as possible. the work is so hard but we are capable and worth it.

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EDM producer Pierce Fulton dies aged 28 after “tragic struggle” with mental health

A post shared by Pierce Fulton (@piercefulton)“He traveled the globe for the better part of a decade doing what he loved & cemented powerful friendships with so many wonderful people along the way, accomplishing more in his career in music than most could dream to accomplish in a lifetime.“He loved you all so much & wanted to give you everything he had; and he had so much to give.”Griff added: “To everyone out there who listened to his songs, thank you. To everyone out there who bought tickets to his shows & danced with him, thank you.

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Empress Of shares new song ‘One Breath’ for mental health campaign

Empress Of has returned with a new song – listen to ‘One Breath’ below.The new track has been released as part of the Sound It Out campaign, which focuses on education around discussing mental health with young people.A description of ‘One Breath’ reads: “Featuring the feelings of a 14 year old named Marianne..

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Happy Mondays’ Bez to wing-walk on plane for music mental health charity

Happy Mondays‘ Bez is set to take part in a wing-walk in support of music mental health charity Tonic.The dancer and percussionist will take to the skies for the organisation’s third annual fundraiser ‘Barry Ashworth’s Flying Circus’, with the aforementioned Dub Pistols frontman being a patron of Tonic Music For Mental Health.Taking place at Aerosuperbatics in Cirencester between September 28-29, the ‘Collective Wing Walk for Mental Health’ will also see Nick Reynolds (Alabama 3), Derran Brownson (EMF) and Sian Evans (Kosheen) get involved with the stunt.There are over 40 wing-walkers due to take part, aiming to raise £80,000 for Tonic.

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New study finds nine in 10 musicians’ mental health has deteriorated in the past year

coronavirus lockdown and fears over the Brexit deal’s insufficient support for touring musicians is taking an unprecedented toll on the mental health of musicians in the UK.New research conducted by the charity Help Musicians, who surveyed over 700 musicians across the UK for the study, found that 87 per cent of respondents said their mental health had deteriorated over the past year.59 per cent of musicians said that their worries about the impact of Brexit on the music industry had compounded the problem, while 96 per cent said they were worried about their financial situation generally.Around 70 per cent of the musicians who were surveyed said that they weren’t confident that they will be “able to cope financially” over the next six

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Watch Gerard Way and Julien Baker discuss mental health and music during charity livestream

Gerard Way and Julien Baker took part in a special charity livestream event yesterday (March 2) that focused on mental health and music – you can watch the panel discussion below.Organised by Sound Mind Live, the online event sought to bring together “artists in solidarity to promote community support around mental health issues and raise awareness for critical mental health resources during this time of need”.Way and Baker were joined on the Dr.

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Gerard Way and Julien Baker to take part in livestream mental health event

Gerard Way and Julien Baker are set to feature in a special livestream broadcast focussed on mental health next week.The My Chemical Romance frontman shared details of Sound Mind‘s virtual Unwound & Unplugged event on his official Instagram account yesterday (February 23).Writing in the caption, Way said that the show and panel aim to “promote a community of support around experiences related to mental health, isolation and the healing power of creativity and connection”.“I know that it’s a really tough time for everyone right now,” he continued.

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Terry Hall and Barry Ashworth launch mental health programme with Tonic Music

The Specials and Dub Pistols’ Barry Ashworth have partnered with mental health organisation Tonic Music to launch a new programme for music industry workers, Tonic Rider.The programme aims to provide guides, mental health first aid training to grassroots venues and in-person support stands. Tonic Rider was piloted at the 100 Club in London and the Wedgewood Rooms in Portsmouth.

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Dub Pistols and Dubmatix release ‘Blue Monday’ cover in aid of mental health charity

Dub Pistols have shared a cover of New Order‘s 1983 classic ‘Blue Monday’ in collaboration with Canadian artist Dubmatix and dub producer Gaudi.The track, as well as a dub version of the original, is released today on Blue Monday itself, the third Monday of January that is supposedly the most depressing day of the year.

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Black Midi’s Matt Kwasniewski-Kelvin shares statement explaining recent absence from the band due to mental health issues

Black Midi‘s Matt Kwasniewski-Kelvin has confirmed that he’s been taking some time off from the band recently due to mental health issues.The London four-piece shared their guitarist’s short statement on his mental health in a post on their social media channels earlier this morning (January 15).Kwasniewski-Kelvin said in his statement: “I’ve been taking some time off from the band as I have been mentally unwell.“Because of this, I haven’t featured on forthcoming material.

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‘Little Drummer Girl’: Female drummers share new track for mental health awareness in young musicians

mental health issues in young musicians.‘Little Drummer Girl’ is the brainchild of drummer Charlotte and producer Kerr from The Echo Lab Music Studios in Scotland.As well as raising awareness of mental health issues, the song also aims to tackle gender disparity in festival line-ups and the music industry at large.“We’ve been inspired to keep an eye on all of our young students and bands, from hearing about the loss of Frightened Rabbit frontman, Scott Hutchison – whose band inspired me to enter the music business,” Charlotte said.

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Jesy Nelson shares new message with fans after leaving Little Mix to focus on her mental health

Little Mix to focus on her mental health.The singer announced her departure from the pop group earlier this week, revealing in a statement that “being in the band has really taken a toll on my mental health. I find the constant pressure of being in a girl group and living up to expectations very hard.”Nelson has thanked her fans today (December 17) through a new message on her Instagram Stories.“I just want to say thank you so much to every one of you that has shown me so much love and support over the past few days,” she wrote.

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Jesy Nelson leaves Little Mix: “It’s so important that she does what is right for her mental health”

Little Mix after nine years.The singer, who last month announced she was taking an extended break from the group due to “private medical reasons”, has now formally left the group.Little Mix shared the news on Twitter today (December 14), citing health reasons for Nelson’s exit.“After an amazing 9 years together Jesy has made the decision to leave Little Mix. This is an incredibly sad time for all of us but we are fully supportive of Jesy,” a Twitter thread begins.“We love her very much and agree that it is so important that she does what is right for her mental health and well-being.

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Mental health resources for music industry workers are being shared in time for Christmas

coronavirus pandemic.One Industry One Voice (OIOV), the coalition of UK events associations and businesses, has shared a list of all the organisations on offer to help to those experiencing stress and mental health issues ahead of the festive season.“As other industries now begin to return to work, restrictions upon capacities and social distancing [mean] a large number of live events are no longer viable, and the people who organise and deliver them remain out of work,” OIOV said in a statement.“For many of these people, on furlough, or facing or having been made redundant; those who’ve fallen through the cracks and haven’t had access to financial support; even those still at work in an industry that’s changing, this has been and remains a

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Paul McCartney says The Beatles suffered from mental health issues: “There were a lot of things we had to work through”

Paul McCartney has said that The Beatles most likely suffered from mental health issues, but they were reluctant to discuss it at the height of their fame.In a new interview with The Sunday Times, McCartney said he and his bandmates – Ringo Starr and the late John Lennon and George Harrison – were more likely to make fun of their issues in order to hide them.When asked if the group experienced mental health issues, he said: “Yes, I think so. But you talked about it through your songs.“You know, John would.

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Dua Lipa urges support for those struggling with mental health during COVID-19: “Don’t wait for them to reach out to you”

Dua Lipa has called for support for people who are having problems with their mental health during the coronavirus pandemic.The pop star, who made the comments during her acceptance speech last night (November 30) for the Music Award at the 2020 Attitude Awards, pressed on the importance of reaching out to those in need.In particular, Dua highlighted the impact the pandemic has had on the LGBTQIA+ community, adding that some charities and organisations are “reporting an increase in suicides”.She said in an emotional speech: “Those first few weeks when Covid really took hold were so confusing and it was such a difficult decision to put out music during a pandemic but I decided I would as I hoped this record [‘Future Nostalgia‘] would make

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Lil Baby calls for fans to “protect your mental health” at AMAs 2020

Lil Baby urged fans to “protect your mental health” at the AMAs 2020 tonight (November 22).The Atlanta rapper gave the live debut of his hit single ‘Emotionally Scarred’ at the Los Angeles awards ceremony.

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Charity share mental health advice for students coping with coronavirus pandemic

Mental health charity Student Minds have shared advice for those who might be struggling to cope while at university during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.Last month, the NUS warned of a rise in student anxiety due to university COVID restrictions – following reports of thousands of UK university students forced into isolation and quarantine due to a rise in cases across the UK. Now, with schools, colleges and universities remaining open while the rest of the country is in a month-long lockdown, students are being encouraged to do all that they can to take care of their mental health in these difficult times.“It’s a tough time for students around the country,” charity ambassador and mental health author Lucy Nichol told NME.

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Justin Bieber on mental health issues: “There was times where I was really, really suicidal”

Justin Bieber has frankly discussed his own mental health battles, as part of a revealing new YouTube documentary.On the newly-released Justin Bieber: Next Chapter, the singer discusses how he experienced suicidal thoughts and “consistent” pain throughout his darkest periods.“There was times where I was really, really suicidal,” Bieber says.“Like, man, is this pain ever going to go away? It was so consistent, the pain was so consistent.“I was just suffering, right? So, I’m just like, man, I would rather not feel this than feel this.”Opening up the importance of discussing mental health issues, Bieber adds: “I just would encourage people, like, ‘Hey, if you’re feeling lonely, talk about it. Say it out loud.’ There’s a freedom in that.

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Sam Smith opens up about mental health issues: “I think it was PTSD”

Sam Smith revealed they’ve been “hit hard” by mental health issues possibly owing to post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).The singer, 28, has labelled their new album ‘Love Goes’ as “safe” because “pushing myself” like they did on their second album, ‘The Thrill Of It All’ (2017), would be “probably detrimental to my health”.Smith told Zane Lowe on Apple Music: “I’ve always been sad, but for the first time I actually really had mental health issues, like panic attacks, anxiety, depression. It really hit me hard.

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Marilyn Manson says pandemic has been “devastating” for his mental health

Marilyn Manson has described the “devastating” toll this year’s coronavirus pandemic has had on his mental health.Speaking in the latest print edition of Classic Rock, the 51-year-old singer said: “Being unable to perform live… it’s not a complaint, like some moody, arrogant rock star saying I can’t do my job so woe is me. But for the past 20 years, all I’ve known is to get on stage and sing.

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Juice WRLD’s mother pens emotional letter for World Mental Health Day: “There is help. There is a way out”

Juice WRLD‘s mother has penned a new open letter to mark World Mental Health Day today (October 10).The Chicago-born rapper died in December 2019 from an accidental overdose at the age of 21.“Jarad and I were always close,” Carmela Wallace wrote. “We liked to play pinball together.

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Tiña’s Joshua Loftin on the importance of ‘Positive Mental Health Music’

Squid, Black Midi, Black Country, New Road), Tiña could be about to make history with their debut album ‘Positive Mental Health Music’. Despite this landmark moment and its loaded title, frontman Joshua Loftin is keen to downplay the potentially profound nature of the LP.“I wouldn’t call it a concept record,” he tells NME.

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Musicians unite for World Mental Health Day: “Hope is always with us”

IDLES, The Charlatans‘ Tim Burgess, Nadine Shah and Everything Everything’s Jonathan Higgs have been sharing messages on social media of the importance of speaking openly about mental health issues and in seeking help when needed.IDLES wrote on Twitter this morning (October 10): “1 in 15 people in the UK will attempt suicide. Through direct conversations about suicide, we can break the stigma and save lives.”Burgess said: “This year has been so demanding for all of us.

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Scott Hutchison’s family on the rallying cry to support youth mental health

Mental Health Day, the charity set up by the family of the late Frightened Rabbit frontman Scott Hutchison have thanked the many who have raised money for them so far, while also encouraging others to support youth mental health at this vital time.Scott Hutchison passed away in May 2018 after taking his own life and years of battling depression.

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Streams of mental health playlists on Spotify have doubled in 2020

Spotify have revealed that streams of mental health playlists have doubled this year.Gathered to mark World Mental Health Day, which takes place tomorrow (October 10), the data shows a dramatic rise in playlists and podcasts related to self-care during the coronavirus pandemic.As reported by The Independent, the new data collected by Spotify shows that playlists related to ‘mindfulness’, ‘calm’, and ‘self-care’ have been streamed 57 per cent more in 2020 than they were last year.Podcasts related to self-help and self-care have also seen a massive rise, with a 122 per cent increase in streams.Last month, it was revealed that Spotify are reportedly developing a new karaoke feature for the platform.According to Music Business Worldwide, the

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Arlo Parks to perform on Channel 4 special ‘The Whole Truth’ to mark World Mental Health Day

Arlo Parks is set to feature and perform on the forthcoming Channel 4 special The Whole Truth to mark this weekend’s World Mental Health Day.The Whole Truth will be hosted by musician and #IAMWHOLE campaign founder Jordan Stephens, and will feature Parks, Kojey Radical and Che Lingo.Parks, Kojey and Che Lingo will each perform one of their own tracks before they then openly discuss their mental health with one another, sharing the personal stories that have inspired them each to speak their minds through music.The trio of artists and Stephens will also talk “music, mental health and how they have navigated a year marked by pandemic, pain and protests,” according to a press release.“Our intention is to shed light on mental health from the

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Nothing But Thieves lead line-up of virtual Headstock Weekender festival to mark World Mental Health Day

Nothing But Thieves are among the leading names on the line-up of the virtual Headstock Weekender festival, which is being held to mark World Mental Health Day next month.Set to take place from October 10-11, Headstock Weekender will be broadcast for free on the United We Stream GM platform and will feature live music, exclusive talks and immersive wellbeing experiences.This two-day virtual festival replaces the initial week-long event that had been planned to take place across Manchester back in May, but those plans were shelved due to the coronavirus pandemic.On the music bill for the Headstock Weekender are Nothing But Thieves, Kodaline, Larkins, The Slow Readers Club, Yousef and Prospa.

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LIFE drummer launches mental health podcast ‘Keep Talking’

LIFE drummer Stewart Baxter has launched a new mental health podcast called Keep Talking, with the first episode out now.New instalments will arrive weekly and will find the musician chatting to fellow artists about “life, art and everything in between”.

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Lana Del Rey says the coronavirus pandemic has brought society’s “existential panic” to the surface

Lana Del Rey has shared her thoughts on the coronavirus pandemic in a new interview with Jack Antonoff, offering her view that society is realising a sense of “existential panic” as a result of the global health crisis.The two artists spoke at length about a range of subjects for a new feature in Interview Magazine, which has arrived ahead of the anticipated release this month of Del Rey’s new album ‘Chemtrails Over the Country Club’.During their conversation, Del Rey spoke about her own experience of panic attacks, saying that those closest to her “know the ins and outs of why I sometimes catch sheer panic out”.“I’ll say: ‘Today was a bad day and it’s because of you, and I don’t even know you anymore.’ I don’t necessarily think there’s

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Big Sean says he experienced mental health struggles during making of ‘Detroit 2’

Big Sean has opened up about struggling with his mental health prior to the release of his new album, ‘Detroit 2’.The Californian rapper’s fifth studio album arrived last Friday (September 4) and features Eminem, Anderson .Paak, Post Malone, among others.Yesterday (September 7) Sean posted a series of tweets in which he said he was “working on me and figuring things out” during the making of the record and had also experienced suicidal thoughts at that time.“I don’t feel like this currently, but I had never gone through wanting to kill myself, give up on my life until the past few years,” he said, “and I didn’t realize how important it was to embrace the ups n downs of life and enjoy (in joy) taking active steps to better it.

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Madison Beer on how mental health battles influenced debut album ‘Life Support’

Madison Beer has opened up on how her own personal battles with mental health inspired the title of her forthcoming debut album.The New York singer/songwriter told NME that her upcoming debut album ‘Life Support’ is heavily influenced by the escapism it provided after she was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder in 2019.“I was going through a really tough time when we were making this album. I had been diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, I was in and out of dark mental states and in therapy three times a week,” she said.“I was in a dark fucking place and I genuinely wanted to die.

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Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder talks to Lily Cornell about mental health and overcoming grief: “There’s less of a stigma”

Eddie Vedder has spoken about the loss of his friend, Chris Cornell, with the late musician’s daughter, Lily.The Pearl Jam frontman addressed the various instances of grief he’s experienced, including when nine fans were killed in a stage crush during his band’s 2000 Roskilde Festival set.Speaking to Lily for her Mind Wide Open video series on IGTV, Vedder said the support of other musicians helped him to cope with the Roskilde incident. He also acknowledged that the “dark lyrics” of her late father’s material – ass was the case with many ’90s grunge acts – was “probably a healthy thing for everybody” because it kindled crucial conversations about mental health.

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Guns N’ Roses’ Duff McKagan discusses addiction struggles on Lily Cornell’s mental health podcast

Guns N’ Roses bassist Duff McKagan has opened up on his struggles with addiction and anxiety in the latest episode of the mental health podcast hosted by the eldest daughter of the late Chris Cornell.Mind Wide Open, which debuted last month, sees Lily Cornell Silver discussing mental health issues with medical professionals, celebrities and musicians.In the latest episode, McKagan recalled having his first panic attack at the age of 16, when he was taking a shower.“Suddenly I couldn’t breathe, and I was sweating in the shower … and I remember just pushing the shower door open and crawling out on the floor, and yelling for my mom,” McKagan said.

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Sea Girls on how mental health struggles influenced their debut album: “It was the first way of saying I’m in trouble”

Sea Girls singer Henry Camamile has opened up on how suffering a traumatic brain injury influenced the direction of the band’s upcoming debut album.The singer of the hotly tipped London band recalled how he hit his head on a pub cellar door, with the injury directly causing Camamile to suffer from mental health struggles.As they prepare to release their debut album ‘Open Up Your Head’ this Friday (August 14), Camamile explained to NME how the title reflects his attempts to purvey the struggles on the record.“I had a head injury and life wasn’t going great anyway. I was partying too much, and I was relying on the wrong things.

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Selena Gomez announces fund to raise money for mental health services

Selena Gomez has announced a fund set up to raise money for mental health services.The ‘Feel Me’ singer’s cosmetics company Rare Beauty has committed to raising $100 million to support those who need access to mental health services.“I’m so grateful to be surrounded by a team that’s helped make the Rare Impact Fund a reality,” Gomez said in a statement. “Since the brand’s inception, we wanted to find a way to give back to our community and further support people who needed access to mental health services, which have had a profound impact on my life.”She added: “Rare Beauty is focused on helping people feel more connected to one another and less alone in the world.

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Kiss’ Paul Stanley urges compassion over Kanye West’s mental health

Kiss frontman Paul Stanley has called for compassion over Kanye West‘s mental health after Kim Kardashian West spoke out about her husband’s struggles.Writing on her Instagram story, she said that “those who are close with Kanye know his heart and understand his words sometimes do not align with his intentions”.It came after West posted a series of now deleted tweets which claimed he had been trying to divorce her and that she had tried to “lock me up”.This prompted Kardashian West to issue a response in which she wrote: “As many of you know, Kanye has bipolar disorder.

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Bhad Babie enters rehab for mental health and substance abuse treatment

"We are very proud of Danielle for recognising that she needed help and seeking it out.”

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Listen to Clara Amfo’s powerful message on racism, mental health and blackness in culture

“You cannot enjoy the rhythm and ignore the blues"

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Frank Turner, Tim Burgess, Matt Maltese and more for Tiny Changes COVID online charity gigs

Tiny Gigs will raise money for the mental health charity set up in memory of Frightened Rabbit's Scott Hutchison

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Avicii’s father opens up about foundation’s work to prevent suicides

"We’ve gotten letters from fans saying, 'Tim saved my life'"

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Halsey opens up on mental health struggles in new video series

The star was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in her teens

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Watch the video for Creeper’s moving new single ‘All My Friends’

The latest preview of 'Sex, Death & The Infinite Void'

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Charli XCX says she’s “been in quite a fragile state” since releasing her lockdown album

'How I'm Feeling Now' was released last week

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Charity CALM say “more people than ever are talking about mental wellbeing” during lockdown

43 per cent of people feel that the pandemic and lockdown have had a "significant negative impact on how they feel every day"

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