Fiona Apple and the Bolt Cutters Cover 'Revolution' for New Album Right Now

Fiona Apple and the Bolt Cutters have recorded a cover of 'Revolution', a song by Mother Earth, for their album Right Now. Rolling Stone reported the news on 6 November 2026.

A cover is a new recording of a song that someone else first released. Here, the Bolt Cutters are the band behind the new version, and the track will appear on Right Now. The band is made up of Fiona Apple, Davíd Garza, Sebastian Steinberg and Amy Aileen Wood.

The album was produced by Dougie Bowne, a producer, the person who shapes a recording's sound and oversees its making in the studio. According to the same report, Right Now will benefit Doctors Without Borders. The charity, known in French as Médecins Sans Frontières, provides medical care in conflict zones and in places hit by disease, hunger and disaster.

Fiona Apple's most recent album with the Bolt Cutters, Fetch the Bolt Cutters, was her fifth record and came out in 2020. Since then, her work has been tied to that band name, and Right Now adds a new chapter to it. Fans who follow the group will want to know which songs sit alongside 'Revolution' on the album.

For readers new to the story, the key points are simple. A well-known band has recorded a song first made by another group. The recording is on an upcoming album that is raising money for a medical charity. Further details, such as a release date or the track list, have not been confirmed.

Charity albums are a long-standing way for artists to put a record to work beyond the charts. A benefit album sends money to a cause, and listeners can help simply by buying or streaming it. The sums involved depend on how the project is set up, and that information will matter once the album's terms are published.