(Williams has covered several of SZA’s songs in the past including “ Drew Barrymore.”) We got to feel that feeling early on this time.”Īccording to the band, they began the record recording process in Nashville and have since moved to a studio in California, spending most of their time ordering PostMates, playing ping-pong, and, in Williams’ case, trying to convince SZA to spend time with them in the studio. It’s not about it feeling like a hit so much as it’s a scary, exciting feeling that you’re treading uncharted waters. It was ‘Ain’t It Fun’ for our self-titled record, and ‘Hard Times’ or ‘Told You So’ for After Laughter. I’m always waiting for the moment for us to know we’re onto something new and we’re not just rehashing the same sh*t. “We kept joking it was all downhill from that point, but thank God we’ve been surprised a lot throughout this whole thing. “We wrote and tracked something we loved and it actually surprised us,” said Williams to RS about the band’s first studio session together in years. In that way, Williams added, you can expect an album that might still feel nostalgic but will sound fresh, and chart into new sonic territory for the group. 1) More emphasis back on the guitar, and 2) Zac should go as Animal as he wants with drum takes.” We’re still in the thick of it but some things have remained consistent from the start.
“Our output has always been all over the place and with this project, it’s not that different.
“The music we were first excited by wasn’t exactly the kind of music we went on to make,” Williams told RS. Now, months-deep into the recording process, Williams tells Rolling Stone that the album may not be the “comeback ‘emo’ record” that many have come to expect - though the guitar will still be at the forefront. In a new interview with Rolling Stone, the veteran pop-punk band’s three members - Hayley Williams, Taylor York, and Zac Farro - revealed that they’ve been deep in the throes of recording their forthcoming next album (still untitled and without a release date), their first in nearly five years since the release of their smash-hit 2017 record, After Laughter.īack in 2020, Williams intimated in an interview that the group’s next record would return to a guitar-led sound, leading many to believe the band would be re-mining the pop-punk and emo sonics and aesthetics of their heyday. They hinted at a comeback in 2021 and, now, it’s officially been confirmed - Paramore is back in the studio and hard at work on their sixth studio album.
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