Hayley Williams‘ new music has formally been shared on streaming platforms – discover out extra beneath.
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Earlier this week (July 28), Williams surprise-released an album ‘Ego’ on her web site, with the brand new solo file containing 17 tracks, together with the single ‘Mirtazapine’ which was premiered on a Nashville radio station final week.
Lower than two full days after releasing the shock album, she pulled the file from her web site, newly up to date to learn: “Howdy, there. Thanks for listening.”
Now, all 17 tracks have been formally shared throughout main streaming platforms – although they’re curiously not packaged because the ‘Ego’ album, and are as a substitute listed as particular person and separate singles.
Take a look at a variety of singles beneath.
The releases mark the Paramore entrance girl’s first new music she turned an impartial artist when her file cope with Warner/Atlantic ended.
Following the limited-time preview of the venture on her web site, followers dissected the songs and lyrics and have sparked fears of a Paramore cut up. Laced all through the venture are cryptic lyrics hinting at a possible breakup between her and Paramore guitarist Taylor York, who she confirmed she was courting in 2022.
It’s value noting that neither York or Williams has addressed rumours of a cut up.
This isn’t not the primary time Williams has launched solo music in a approach that departs from the standard album rollout timeline. Her earlier solo album, ‘Flowers for Vases / descansos’, was launched in February 2021 with solely a day’s discover.
Since then, Williams has shared solo materials within the types of a collaboration with Turnstile in late April, and a sensual Moses Sumney joint ‘I Like It I Like It’ in Might. In June, Hayley Williams was introduced as a visitor function on David Byrne’s new album ‘Everyone Laughs’.
2021’s ‘Flowers for Vases / descansos’ scored a four-star evaluate, with El Hunt writing for NME: “As if tugging up grubby fistfuls of lifeless weeds to make room for residing issues to flourish, ‘Flowers for Vases/descansos’ rakes again the particles and leaves Hayley Williams uncovered. Sowing new seeds, it’s an strategy that reaps rewards.”