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Bully's Alicia Bognanno Reclaims Her Sound Solo
6 Sep
Summary
- Alicia Bognanno reintroduces Bully as a solo project on SUGAREGG.
- The album addresses personal issues including bipolar II treatment.
- SUGAREGG features sticky hooks and energetic riffs with deeper songwriting.
Alicia Bognanno, the driving force behind Bully, has unveiled her latest album, SUGAREGG, marking a significant reintroduction of the project as her solo endeavor. This new record arrives after Bognanno addressed personal challenges, including treatment for bipolar II, which she credits with bringing a grounded perspective to her music.
SUGAREGG is engineered by John Congleton, a departure from Bognanno's previous self-engineered work. The album revisits the band's established sound with catchy hooks and powerful riffs, reminiscent of their 2015 debut. It also introduces moments of musical lightness, balancing heavier lyrical themes.
Bognanno's songwriting on SUGAREGG delves into profound personal experiences, exploring the complexities of bipolar disorder and challenging societal expectations for women. Themes of uncertainty and the release of past anger are prevalent throughout the 12 tracks.
The song "Come Down" offers a message of self-love and worth, reflecting Bognanno's personal growth. The album's overall confidence and candor suggest a significant step forward for the artist, both personally and creatively.
