Linda Perhacs , the 82-year-old folk singer behind the cult classic album Parallelograms , was located safely by authorities days after friends and collaborators reported concerns about her whereabouts in early June. Perhacs is now staying at a new care facility, according to a statement shared on her Instagram account. Former manager Laurel Stearns said friends, collaborators, and members of the music community had been unable to reach Perhacs for months and filed police reports. Stearns became concerned after losing contact with Perhacs for several months, while authorities reportedly could not disclose details to people without a legal connection to the musician. What Happened to Linda Perhacs? A public appeal was eventually issued by Stearns, Julia Holter , filmmaker Jessica Hundley , and dublab co-founder Mark McNeill . The appeal followed reports that Perhacs had left a residential care facility about eight months earlier while under the oversight of her legal guardian. “We are grateful to share that singer-songwriter Linda Perhacs has been located and is safe,” Stearns said in a statement. Stearns thanked authorities, fans, journalists, and musicians who helped circulate information, while asking the public to respect Perhacs’ privacy as her loved ones decide what comes next. Perhacs’ 1970 album Parallelograms remains a touchstone for experimental folk, influencing artists including Sufjan Stevens, Joanna Newsom, Devendra Banhart, and Holter.