SZA has launched a new hotline for fans who are struggling with their mental health.

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The singer-songwriter announced the “apocalypse approved” GoodLine service today (January 21) with a vintage-look Instagram video, which is soundtracked by her recent song ‘Good Days’.

“Uhhh random I made a hotline to cry n laugh n talk w chall 2 days outta the week,” SZA wrote. “Put some custom meditations on there too + other resources. LOVE YOU.”

Fans can call the hotline on 888-808-0CRY tomorrow (January 22), when the singer will be answering the phone herself. You can watch the video below.

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Writing on Twitter yesterday, SZA said she had been inundated with calls after posting the GoodLine number online. “Okay sooo we’re over 60’000 + calls in and increasing / crashing lol !” she explained.

Okay sooo we’re over 60’000 + calls in and increasing / crashing lol ! ???? making some changes like extending the meditation audio + a few other things!! I’ll see u back on Friday when its time to talk to MEEEEEE!! ☺️I love you sleep well ?

— SZA (@sza) January 21, 2021

‘Good Days’, released on Christmas Day (December 25), marked SZA’s second solo release of 2020 following the single ‘Hit Different’, which features an appearance from Ty Dolla $ign.

Arriving last September, the latter track was SZA’s first piece of new music as a lead artist since her 2017 debut album ‘CTRL’.

NME hailed the record for “effortlessly wind[ing] between narratives and genres like it’s child’s play” in a four-star review, adding: “This isn’t a star in the making, it’s a fully-fledged talent who’s practically showing off.”