Linda Perry has released her first solo album in 25+ years, Let It Die Here, out now via Kill Rock Stars/670 Records. The 17 track record is an intimate collection of songs that emerged during the filming of her deeply personal documentary, also titled Let It Die Here. A raw, spiritual reckoning, the album traces a journey through inherited pain, grief, and redemption—from the late-night confessions of “Balboa Park” to the searing surrender of “Let It Die Here,” culminating in “Albatross,” a moment of hard-won release. Early critical response is strong, including a 4-star review from Mojo praising how “Perry’s keen pop sensibility shot through,” SPIN Magazine stating “Perry alchemically turns psychic chaos into spun gold,” alongside acclaim from Classic Rock Magazine calling the album “a supremely classy and highly polished affair. Immaculately crafted, played and produced,” all signaling major recognition ahead of release. To accompany the album release, Perry is debuting a music video for the focus track “Feathers In A Storm.”

Fans can stream the album Let It Die Here https://lindaperry.ffm.to/let-it-die-here and watch the “Feathers In A Storm” music video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QE-zJrpKd7k

Linda Perry reflected on the release of Let It Die Here – “I never intended to make a documentary, and I never intended to record an album—but here I am with an incredibly raw documentary and an extremely honest record. This album represents the years I struggled as a child, with a very tough mother who always made me feel like I had to be constantly looking over my shoulder, never feeling the comfort of safety. In songs like ‘Is That All You Got?’ you hear me take her on, and in ‘What Lies With You,’ you hear me struggling to say goodbye. Let It Die Here is a cinematic and emotional story about survival. I don’t know how this will touch others, but it has certainly helped set me free.”