Fiona Apple has released her first song since Fetch the Bolt Cutters. “Pretrial (Let Her Go Home),” a protest anthem advocating for jailed mothers who can’t afford bail, draws on Apple’s experience in ...

The post Song of the Week: Fiona Apple Gets Systemic Injustice Stuck in Your Head on “Pretrial (Let Her Go Home)” appeared first on Consequence. This mission, and the hours and hours that she’s now ...

For several years, Fiona Apple has been a courtwatcher for Courtwatch PG, sitting in on remote public court appearances to document the daily functions of the criminal justice system. She has spoken ...

Singer-songwriter Fiona Apple’s first new music in five years is a song called “Pretrial (Let Her Go Home),” and the lyrics are based on the experiences of women she encountered while working with an ...

The art of the protest song is not dead. Fiona Apple has a compelling one with her first new composition to be released in five years, “Pretrial (Let Her Go Home),” which turns a spotlight on the ...

For an artist who has been releasing music for 2 1/2 decades, Fiona Apple’s catalog has remarkably little filler. As her career has progressed, the time between her albums has grown longer — her first ...

This 1996 hit is probably Fiona Apple’s most well-known song of her career. She’s penned quite a few arresting tunes in the years since, but we’re not exactly mad about “Criminal” and its ...