Fiona Apple to donate royalties from two Fetch the Bolt Cutters tracks to charity

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Fiona Apple is putting two of the songs from Fetch the Bolt Cutters to good use. According to the Fiona Apple Rocks Tumblr, the singer will donate all proceeds from TV and movie placements for "Shameika" and "Heavy Balloon" to charity for the next two years. In the case of "Shameika," the royalties will go to the Harlem Children's Zone, while the "Heavy Balloons" proceeds will go to Seeding Sovereignty.

Fiona Apple has pledged to charity two years worth of film and TV sync royalties from two songs on her latest album ‘Fetch The Bolt Cutters’.In handwritten notes shared via a fan Tumblr account, Apple wrote that all sync income from ‘Shameika’ for the next two years will go to The Harlem Children’s Zone charity, while income from ‘Heavy Balloon’ will be donated to Seeding Sovereignty.Recognising that there is an outside chance that this commitment could result in zero income for these charities,

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