Paramore - The debut album from the band Paramore, All We Know Is Falling, bought forth the stepping stones
for the arrival of an exciting and powerful new rock band for the ages.
Enthralled by exquisite tunes and powerful hooks, the Tennessee-based rock band separates itself
from others with its new and exciting sound with the help from the vivacious and talented skills of its lead
singer Hayley Williams. A sixteen year old garage punk with her striking voice and pure emotion helps set her
crazy band Paramore apart from most of today's garage bands. With her beautiful voice enthralling songs such
as "My Heart" and "Here We go again" show how much passion one band can send its listeners into pure
bliss.
Paramore acquired the newest garage punk Jason Bynum, lead singer Hayley's neighbor who is on the strings at
rhythm guitar. After growing close and bonding they quickly started performing and recording immediately. Paramore
began playing at school talent shows, local gatherings and the hit it big performing at rock shows in and around
their home town. The band is framed around the musical buoyancy of the energetic better half Jason and Hayley. This
combination of raw talent and catchy lyrics propelled Paramore to ensure them with instant fame.
The band focused its eyes on the beginnings of a musical journey, allowing themselves to
concentrate and begin cutting their first real demos in the summer and early fall in Nashville, Tennessee.
Many labels were anxious to get their hands on the hot Paramore, but band members decided to release their
enthralling album through Fueled by Ramen. A label that contains bands such as Fall Out Boy, Paramore felt
there was no better label to release their music with other than Ramen.
Excited about how their sound will be carried and the vision of their lyrics Paramore expects nothing less than
noise from its fans. In March 2005, Paramore proceeded to relocate to the beautiful Orlando Florida temporarily for
a couple months. With extensive touring gigs in their immediate future Paramore needed to have all of their music
priorities set so the band could begin recording, " All we know is falling."
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