Anywhere But Here

Anywhere But Here is Bully Hay’s second album, self-produced and written across the collapse, aftermath, and uneasy rebirth that follows the end of a long term relationship. It’s a record about grief, survival, and reinvention, capturing the emotional whiplash of losing the life you built and trying to work out who you are when it’s gone.

Sonically, the album moves across a wide landscape. Dark alt-rock songs collide with 80s-nostalgic textures, cinematic keys and synths, and moments of stripped-back folk intimacy. With big rock guitars, layered harmonies, and a bold range of instrumentation.  

Featuring 10 songs, Bully Hay builds a sound that feels both raw and expansive, shifting between punchy catharsis and quiet, bruised reflection.

“This is a record about what happens when the ground disappears under you, and you still have to keep walking.”