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Linda Perry Reclaims Voice After 3 Decades
21 Apr
Summary
- Linda Perry's solo album was shelved by her label 30 years ago.
- A documentary about Perry led her to rediscover her artistic voice.
- Perry is releasing a new album and a 4 Non Blondes project is planned.
Thirty years after her solo album "In Flight" was shelved, Linda Perry has found her voice again. The 61-year-old artist, known for her work with artists like Pink and Christina Aguilera, struggled to reclaim her artistic identity after leaving 4 Non Blondes at their peak. The documentary "Let It Die Here," released May 19, became the catalyst for Perry's return to recording.
This discovery has led to "Let It Die Here," her first album in over 25 years, and a new project from 4 Non Blondes is anticipated for later in 2026. Perry is embarking on a series of screenings and Q&As for the documentary, with events scheduled in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Denver, and London throughout May and June.
Perry's journey included a breast cancer diagnosis and double mastectomy during filming, which she described as freeing. Despite past struggles and a difficult diagnosis, she remains resolute in her commitment to music, vowing to "produce my death till the end" and craft a final opus.
