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Hopeless Records along with their nonprofit organization, Sub City, announces “Songs That Saved My Life”. It’s indeed a brand centered around music that has played a pivotal role in the lives of artists and fans. And that indeed benefits mental health and suicide prevention charities.
The compilation will indeed be released on November 9th through Hopeless Records and includes covers from bands like:
Neck Deep, Against Me!, Taking Back Sunday, Dan Campbell & Ace Enders, Movements, The Maine, Dance Gavin Dance, and more.
“Songs That Saved My Life” looks to engage current artists with cover versions of those songs and share those stories with the world. This project benefits a variety of mental health and suicide prevention organizations. Currently, this project benefits Crisis Text Line, Hope For The Day, The Trevor Project, and To Write Love On Her Arms.
The compilation album indeed kicked off with the release of the song for Neck Deep’s cover of “Torn”. It was originally made famous by Natalie Imbruglia.
