Latest news with #Hayley
Perth Now
6 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Hayley Williams removes surprise album Ego from website
Hayley Williams has deleted her surprise solo album Ego from her website. The Paramore frontwoman's new song Mirtazapine aired on WNXP Nashville last week, before she shared the 17-track LP on her website, However, those wishing to listen to the record had to make a purchase from the Misery Business singer's hair brand Good Dye Young's to receive a 16-digit access code Hayley - who is now an independent artist after her major label deal expired - has since scrubbed the tracks from the website with a message reading: 'Hello, there. Thank you for listening.' It remains unclear as to whether the tracks will ever be released on streaming services. The 36-year-old star surprised fans when she gave little notice before dropping her second solo album, Flowers for Vases / descansos, in 2021. Hayley dropped her debut solo record, Petals for Armor, in 2020. Since her last full-length solo effort, Hayley has teamed up with hardcore rockers Turnstile on the song Seein' Stars and singer-songwriter Moses Sumney on the seductive serenade I Like It I Like It. Meanwhile, Hayley has teamed up with David Byrne on his first solo album in seven years, Who Is the Sky?. She features on the track What Is the Reason For It? on the upcoming collection from the Talking Heads star - which is due out in September. David previously shared a cover of Paramore's Hard Times for Record Store Day, while Hayley released a rendition of Talking Heads classic Burning Down The House on the Stop Making Sense tribute album. Ego tracks: Kill Me True Believer BloodBros Negative Self Talk EDAABP Ice In My OJ Mirtazapine Brotherly Hate I Won't Quit On You Disappearing Man Hard Glum Love Me Different Whim Discovery Channel Dream Girl In Shibuya Zissou
GMA Network
15 hours ago
- Entertainment
- GMA Network
Paramore's Hayley Williams releases 17 new songs on her website
Hayley Williams of Paramore made a surprise drop of 17 new songs on her website. On there is a password-protected prompt. Fans must purchase Ego, a semi-permanent hair dye from Hayley's company, Good Dye Young, to get the password. According to Pitchfork, the songs span pop, indie-rock, folk, alt-rock, and many more genres. The songs include 'Kill Me,' 'Negative Self Talk,' and 'Discovery Channel.' The song 'Mirtazapine' aired on the Nashville, Tennessee radio station WNXP. Hayley also made a surprise appearance and performed it during Bleachers' set at the Newport Folk Festival. Hayley is yet to reveal whether the songs are part of an upcoming album. The singer released her debut solo album 'Petals for Armor' in 2020. Her second album 'Flowers for Vases/Descansos' dropped in 2021. Hayley was also featured in Taylor Swift's song 'Castles Crumbling,' from the album 'Speak Now (Taylor's Version)" in 2023. She previously teased going on a solo tour this year. Meanwhile, Paramore released their comeback album 'This is Why' in February 2023 and went on tour in support of it. The band joined Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour in 2023 and 2024. —Nika Roque/JCB, GMA Integrated News
Metro
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Metro
Iconic emo band spark breakup rumours on 20th anniversary
It's been 20 years since Paramore released their debut album All We Know Is Falling but instead of celebrating, fans have gone into meltdown. The 00s emo icons released a deluxe version of their album with four new tracks to mark the occasion before chaos hit the fandom. Speculation that the band is splitting up exploded after frontwoman Hayley Williams, 36, dropped 17 new solo songs without any warning. Days after the Paramore release, the tracks appeared on the Simmer singer's website, which could only be accessed via a code sent by her hair dye company. As fans eagerly sank their teeth into Hayley's new music, fears that she had split with bandmate Taylor York, 35, began to grow. Tracks like 'Disappearing Man' and 'Love Me Different' appeared to hint at a breakup, and, of course, fans jumped to the worst conclusion. 'Listening to new Hayley Williams album that's clearly about a breakup with Taylor York,' wrote @goodlarkcharm on X. Ellimac_ added: 'Hayley Williams just released 17 songs about breaking up Taylor York. Hopefully unrelated, she also is selling a shirt that says 'HW is my favorite band'. Please say sike. I cannot handle another Paramore breakup rn.' 'So we've got Paramore disbandment allegations, Taylor and Hayley have broken up allegations…WELCOME TO HAYLEY WILLIAMS' THIRD SOLO ALBUM i guess…' said decodethemonstr. Chall3ngers shared a gif of Family Guy's Peter Griffin driving off a cliff with the caption: 'Streets are saying Hayley Williams and Taylor York brokeup.' Neither Hayley nor the notoriously private Taylor, who have been together for almost a decade, has said anything about their relationship to prompt this panic. its so over — al (@alvvxia) July 28, 2025 if hayley williams and taylor york really did break up then it might just truly be the end of paramore this time LOL — ﷽ (@fr4ilbugs) July 28, 2025 The Misery Business singer was previously married to Chad Gilbert, before their split in 2017, so some are pointing to this relationship as inspiration. However, on one track, Hayley sings: 'Friends to lovers choking true/ You said it, I deserve someone who knows what I am worth/ Now I wonder what am I worth to you?' Since Hayley and Taylor were friends for years before making it official, fans have taken this lyric to be about their relationship. Elsewhere, she sings: 'The long walk between the car and the house/I just sit behind the wheel 'til the battery runs out/ Home is where we rule out, used to sing down the hall/ to your signature sound. 'Now it's just so quiet, I hate this gorgeous house/ Can't hear my heart beat over emptiness now'. While fans point to her relationship with Taylor here, the track itself is titled 'Negative Self Talk', which fits with other songs that explore her own mental health — with one explicitly named after an antidepressant, mirtazapine. Not everyone was spiralling online, with plenty of long-term fans poking fun at the instant doomsday response. TaekyoghouI joked: 'Hayley Williams, you have to stop. You smoke too tough. Your swag too different. Your lyrics are so great that everyone starts believing Paramore broke up.' Afterlauqhter added: 'Seeing longtime Paramore fans immediately jumping to doomerism when we've had these songs for precisely one hour and have likely only listened to each one Once and don't even know the context for the timeline any of them what is up with you guys? Just enjoy the music for now.' This is not the first time Hayley has released solo music, having dropped two EPs then full albums Petals for Armor and Flowers for Vases / Descansos in 2020 and 2021, respectively. She's also featured as a solo artist on collaborations like Taylor Swift's Castles Crumbling, a vault track from Speak Now, as well as 2010's iconic Airplanes with B.o.B. Earlier this year, she released I Like It I Like It with Moses Sumney, which came with an official video of the pair posing together for a photoshoot as they sang the track. Paramore's future has been a big question in fans' minds ever since their 20-year contract with Atlantic Records expired following the release of sixth studio album, This Is Why. More Trending Their social media was wiped clean to mark this new era and a fresh slate, again prompting disbandment rumours. After this, the band went on tour with Taylor Swift — a lifelong friend of Hayley's — with loved-up songs from the Paramore frontwoman and guitarist. It's hardly surprising, with a packed tour schedule, label changes, and Hayley (and bandmate Zac Farro) working on solo projects, that the band is yet to announce new music. Metro has reached out to Paramore's reps for comment Got a story? If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@ calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page – we'd love to hear from you. 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Perth Now
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Hayley Williams drops new solo album Ego on website
Hayley Williams has delighted fans with the surprise release of her new solo album, Ego. The Paramore frontwoman's new song Mirtazapine aired on WNXP Nashville last week, and now she has shared the 17-track LP on her website, However, those wishing to listen to the record will have to be signed up to the Misery Business singer's hair brand Good Dye Young's mailing list to receive a 16-digit access code. It's not clear whether Hayley - who is now an independent artist after her major label deal expired - will be making the tracks available to stream on traditional outlets after a period of time. The 36-year-old star surprised fans when she gave little notice before dropping her second solo album, Flowers for Vases / descansos, in 2021. Hayley dropped her debut solo record, Petals for Armor, in 2020. Since her last full-length solo effort, Hayley has teamed up with hardcore rockers Turnstile on the song Seein' Stars and singer-songwriter Moses Sumney on the seductive serenade I Like It I Like It. Meanwhile, Hayley has teamed up with David Byrne on his first solo album in seven years, Who Is the Sky?. She features on the track What Is the Reason For It? on the upcoming collection from the Talking Heads star - which is due out in September. David previously shared a cover of Paramore's Hard Times for Record Store Day, while Hayley released a rendition of Talking Heads classic Burning Down The House on the Stop Making Sense tribute album. Ego tracks: Kill Me True Believer BloodBros Negative Self Talk EDAABP Ice In My OJ Mirtazapine Brotherly Hate I Won't Quit On You Disappearing Man Hard Glum Love Me Different Whim Discovery Channel Dream Girl In Shibuya Zissou
Cosmopolitan
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Cosmopolitan
Hayley William Drops 17 New Songs for 20-Year Debut Anniversary
It's a good week for those of us who pledge allegiance to pop-punk queen Hayley Williams. The Grammy winner just surprise-dropped 17 new songs on her website, which is only accessible with a password sent to email subscribers of her hair dye company, Good Dye Young. Tracks like ' and ' are now displayed on a 2000s-inspired PC backdrop on her website, along with a 'Misc.' folder containing never-before-seen footage of a 2017 Phoenix concert in Monterrey, an unreleased merch mock-up, handwritten lyrics, and a sweet message from a small child who says, 'I'm sorry you're going through something hard.' Hayley hasn't said anything about her surprise music drop on any of her social channels, but she did share the latest Good Dye Young product with a video featuring her unreleased song, 'Mirtazapine.' Oh, and she also performed 'Mirtazapine' live at the Newport Folk Festival on July 25, as captured by a fan. The slew of solo songs comes days after her band, Paramore, issued a deluxe version of their debut album, All We Know Is Falling, to celebrate its 20th anniversary. The beloved pop-punk band also dropped its first-ever digital release of The Summer Tic EP, which was originally released as a CD in 2006. It's unclear whether these new songs make up an album or are meant to be standalone tracks. Either way, they officially join Hayley's colorful repertoire of hits from her Paramore days and beyond.
