Madison McFerrin has shared a cover of Radiohead’s ‘Everything In Its Right Place’, the opening track to 2001’s Kid A. McFerrin’s rendition was released as part of nonprofit mental health organization Sounds of Saving‘s ‘Song that Found Me At The Right Time’ series, in partnership with the Loveland Foundation. Check it out below.
“I think one of the reasons why I love music as much as I do is it stops a lot of the noise that’s in my brain,” Madison says in the video. “I had a unique experience in the fact that I am a Black woman who had access to therapy from a really early age. And I’m incredibly grateful for that. Now that the conversation has opened up to have more awareness of everyone’s mental health, I think it’s incredibly important for Black people to dive into that, especially considering the generational trauma that has been experienced in America is so deep.”
McFerrin’s cover arrives just days after Julien Baker covered the same Radiohead song for SiriusXMU’s XMU Live Session series. Read our feature A Deep Dive Into Radiohead’s ‘Everything In Its Right Place’.
