My Serotonin navigates themes of love, loss, and personal transformation, echoing Bishop Briggs’ own journey after the devastating loss of her sister and manager.
In an interview with Alternative Press, Briggs shared that the song took shape during a walk through New York City. It was in that moment she began to process her grief and rediscover her capacity for love.
The accompanying music video brings this emotional arc to life, with recurring scenes of Briggs cutting her hair. The minimalist yet powerful visuals complement her raw vocal delivery, a performance that many critics have hailed as one of her best. The video’s dual tones of joy and sorrow mirror the song’s lyrical depth.
Tell My Therapist I’m Fine marks Briggs’ return with her first full-length album in five years. Featuring ten tracks, the album leans into a classic alternative rock sound, with a standout collaboration featuring Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker.
The album title speaks to Briggs’ internal struggles during her time away, capturing the exhaustion, pain, and growth she experienced. Each track is layered with cathartic release and reflections on memory and loss.
In an interview with US Magazine, Briggs explained the title’s significance, describing how people often default to saying “I’m fine” when they’re far from it. She emphasized her intent to break that silence and share her unfiltered emotions through music.
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