John Hinckley Jr, best known for his 1981 attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan, is releasing a folk album.
“Redemption,” a collection of songs that tell “the story of man coming to grips with his past, and choosing love moving forward to overcome it” have dropped on a new LP from Asbestos Records. It’s the first physical collection of music from Hinckley, though he has been releasing songs on Spotify for the past two years. Among those singles are “Memories I Don’t Want to Last” and “Finally Living Free.”
