Little Pieces by Cidny Bullens

Rebirths don’t come easy and they don’t come often, and nobody knows that better than Cidny Bullens. From working with the likes of Elton John and Bob Dylan and contributing to the Grease soundtrack to releasing beloved albums both as a solo artist and with trio The Refugees, Bullens has shared his personal heights and depths, including coming out as transgender late in life. And now, with "Little Pieces," his first album under the name Cidny, fully embracing his truest self, he is reborn again. “This is a new beginning,” he smiles. “This is me now.”

Due October 27 via Kill Rock Stars, the record explores Bullens’ transition and recent years through burnished twangy rock and immense hooks that will embed immediately into the heart. Where his new book TransElectric: My Life as a Cosmic Rock Star cracks open Bullens’ history and heart for all to see (complete with an intro from Sir Elton John), its musical companion distills that same beauty into the taut musicianship, expressive poetry, and thoughtful melodies that he’s made a career out of.

Nobody knows more about renewal than Cidny Bullens. Making his name as a young artist working with Elton John, and Bob Dylan, contributing vocals to the Grease soundtrack, releasing beloved albums and two Grammy nominations. A one-person show that shared his personal heights and depths, including coming out as transgender late in life. And now, fully embracing his truest self, he is reborn again.