When a fan asked her on Instagram asked if she would ever release a full song, she replied concisely: “Oh yes.
Meanwhile, Frances has teased the official release of her own music. Frances Bean Cobain as quoted by David Fricke, 'Frances Bean Cobain on Life After Kurts Death: An Exclusive Q&A', Rolling Stone (8 April 2015).
Referencing that is kind of screwed up but at the same time taking the power back is my way of dealing with it.”įrances Bean, Courtney Love and Kurt Cobain “Because I want to reclaim the peace, love, empathy thing as something that’s meant for health and for compassion and for true peace, love, and empathy,” she explained. “Yeah, the association comes from a super dark place. Speaking of the “connectivity and compassion” that her situation inspired, Frances discussed why she often quoted her father’s suicide note with the words “peace, love, empathy”. “The most gratifying thing about making that post was getting messages from people not only saying they understood and related to what I was going through, or they themselves were dealing with it,” Frances continued, “but the most powerful thing was people telling me that via that post and via me expressing that and having the capacity to share that with the world, that that had encouraged them to face their own addiction issues.” Kurt, who fronted the band Nirvana, died by suicide nearly 25 years ago on April 5, 1994. She revealed that escaping into her own headspace also meant the abuse of substances, but she’s now enjoying sobriety having received messages of support of others in a similar position. RELATED: Frances Bean Cobain Reveals Her Private Battle with Addiction as She Celebrates 2 Years Sober. Escaping into my own head space has been more comforting than having to deal with my reality at times.”įrances Bean Cobain and mother Courtney Love “That was kind of me attempting to take back a sense of self, by creating my own environment I could go into every day and feel as though I was like in my own world, because oftentimes for me fantasy has felt more like reality. “I defaced my room, all the walls and doors and ceiling. “I really reverted into myself and really became obsessed with horror movies and comic books and drawing,” she said. The singer, model and activist was speaking to the Irish Independent about a new exhibition being curated by Kurt Cobain’s mother and sister, when she discussed the impact of losing her father and the legacy of his art. Frances Bean Cobain has opened up about why she continues to quote words from the suicide note of her father and Nirvana frontman Kurt.
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