Hayley Williams releases a new song titled “Good Ol’ Days” which will be included on her newest physical album, Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party.
On October 24, Friday, Hayley Williams released the R&B-tinged earworm “Good Ol’ Days.” She performed the song live with Bleachers at Rolling Stone’s Musicians on Musicians event at The Beacon Theatre in New York City. The celebration honored the release of the November edition, with Hayley and Jack Antonoff on the cover.
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Moreover, the song is one of two new tracks that will be add on the final physical version of her album, Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party, which will be available in stores on November 7. Also, record stores all over the world will conduct EGO NITES release parties to commemorate the album’s release; on November 5th, there will be events in Southeast Asian cities like Singapore, Manila, and Jakarta. A complete list of stores and cities, along with more details, can be seen here.
About the Album
Initially, Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party was released as a surprise collection of seventeen unsequenced singles. Fans took to social media, working up their own track listings and even creating hayleysingles.com, where thousands of fans were able to share their preferred order just as Williams had hoped. In the seven weeks since its digital release, the album’s eighteen tracks, including the hit “Parachute,” have been played over 110 million times. A number of live listening events are scheduled in record stores worldwide, and fans may still pre-order the physical album today.
Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party was produced entirely by Daniel James. With cross-project contributions from long-time collaborators Brian Robert Jones and Joey Howard, as well as Jim-E Stack on “True Believer,” which recently earned Williams her first solo Billboard Alternative Sales #1. Also, Williams wrote, performed, and recorded a variety of instruments for each of the eighteen songs.
This album showcases the full range of Hayley Williams’ music. “Mirtazapine” is an alt-rock tribute to antidepressants from the late 1990s. “Glum” is a meditation on loneliness in which she subverts her own voice through the use of vocal presets. Other noteworthy songs include “Ice in My OJ,” a completely modern tune that combines sharp production with some of Williams’ most scathing and hilarious lyrics to date.
“Whim,” an easy Americana earworm with a songwriting backbone that nods to her Nashville roots, is another noteworthy song. Long-time Paramore fans may quickly recognize the “Ice In My OJ” chorus, as it was first sung by Williams in 2004 on “Jumping Inside” by the Mammoth City Messengers.
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Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party Tracklist
- Ice In My OJ
- Glum
- Kill Me
- Whim
- Mirtazapine
- Disappearing Man
- Love Me Different
- Brotherly Hate
- Negative Self Talk
- Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party
- Hard
- Discovery Channel
- True Believer
- Zissou
- Dream Girl In Shibuya
- Blood Bros
- I Won’t Quit On You
- Parachute
- Good Ol’ Days
- ???
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