Weeks after Paramore completely wiped off their social media accounts and official website, the group finally announced their return to the internet as well as a new era of music as they're set to release a brand new song; check out all the details below.
Taking to their official Instagram account, the trio, consisting of Hayley Williams, Zac Farro and Taylor York, announced that they're going to be a part of a tribute album that will pay homage to Talking Heads' classic hits.
The first teaser they shared was a music video for the song "Burning Down The House" which will be a part of the upcoming project.
The short clip shows the frontwoman collecting a package in front of her house, then upon opening the box, she found Talking Heads member David Byrne's noticeable outfit that he wore for their concert film.
Paramore Among the Musical Acts to Pay Tribute to Talking Heads
She later found a tape inside the package and she looked at the rest of her bandmates to say, "I've got a tape I'd like to play you." The song later played in the background.
According to NME, Paramore is one of the musical acts that are included in the Talking Heads tribute album titled "A Stop Making Sense: A Tribute Album," which will be released under A24 music.
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There will be 16 artists in total that will cover tracks from the iconic band's decades-long music catalog.
As of this writing, the band has yet to share more information about the project. An official release date has not been announced.
Paramore Working on Re-Recorded Albums Like Taylor Swift
The recent news comes a few days after a source spoke with Daily Mail UK to reveal that Paramore is currently making a big move to do what Taylor Swift did, which was re-recording their music after parting ways with Atlantic Records.
Rumors circulated that the band didn't have the best relationship with the record label that's why they wanted to re-record all of their albums and release it under Hayley Williams' publishing company called But Father, I Just Want To Sing Music.
A source told The Sun that Taylor Swift was the one who inspired the three and the pop star had been very supportive of their decision.
"Taylor is really supportive to them behind the scenes and is always available to give them advice. She's their biggest cheerleader," the insider added.
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