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What’s the meaning behind metal band Brotality’s latest song “Keepsake?” There’s a lot more here than the soaring sunny riffs: “Keepsake” is a song about reconciliation and leaving shame spirals behind.

Learn more in the first of our brand-new series of behind-the-song features! https://www.heartsupport.com/announcements/keepsake-by-brotality-song-meaning

It’s , and we want to take this moment to thank YOU- the support behind HeartSupport, for making it possible for us to Heal The Scene.❤️

Without the support of our donors, we couldn’t go to festivals, shows, tour dates, or provide any online support through our Support Calls program. Our donors fully fund all of the support we provide, and we can’t thank you enough for contributing and doing your part to heal your music scene.

2025 was an incredible year of impact, and as we look to 2026 we will be expanding that impact, both by showing up at more shows, fests, and tours, and growing our long-term Support Calls program.

As we expand our efforts to Heal The Scene, we ask that you to make a contribution to HeartSupport this to fund our expanded 2026 outreach efforts. You can donate through the fundraiser in this post, or donate in our bio🔗 Every $5 donated means one fan receives trained support through the music that heals them.

Thank you so much for your heart to Heal The Scene with us. We are so incredibly grateful for you, and here’s to an amazing 2026!😁

HeartSupport was back at Furnace Fest for 2025, joining bands like Jimmy Eat World, Dropkick Murphys, and Knocked Loose!

Veronica was one of the 23 people who shared their experiences on the Support Wall, inviting other attendees to respond. This music fan has endured a tremendous amount of struggle as someone who has been through physical health challenges (including cancer) that have led to their own mental health struggles.

“I’ve had mental health issues for a long time because I had actual [physical] health issues,” Veronica explained. “So I wanted to put that out there, and I definitely heard back. It gave me a lot of encouragement… One wrote, ‘People will see your strength and find you.’ I think that might be even more of what I needed. I don’t have to look for friends, because I can barely find them on my own. But if they can see me for who I really am, and they see my true authentic self and my heart, where I come from, hopefully that will draw the right people towards me and I don’t have to chase them anymore.”

Overall, 117 people wrote supportive replies to their 23 peers who opened up on the Wall. Hundreds more conversations happened organically.

Were you there? We’d love to hear your story! 👇