JW Paris kicked off You’ve Got Me with deep-hitting bass, pounding drumming, and grungy guitars, setting the mood for the expressive catchy vocal melody. It escalates with a smooth progression into a heavy, engaging chorus that instantly grabs the listeners’ attention, I believe this would create some amazing singing-along moments when played live. The guitar-only opening of the second verse created a subtle change in sound and helped shake the song’s dynamics, showing off their cool hooking guitar tone. JW Paris managed to create an interesting structure with twists and turns that kept the flow going, and irresistible hooks that had me playing You’ve Got Me over and over again.

You’ve Got Me is a solid tune with a heavy sound that significantly mixes sludge and grunge elements at a slow groovy pace that smoothly gets you into its mood. JW Paris’ writing skills and well-knowledge of their sound and direction are pretty clear on this one, as they cleverly produced such an old-school-influenced tune that sounds fresh and new showing their defined character. Looking forward to more from JW Paris, keep on rocking guys. Cheers!

Getting a lot of buzz by having their songs played on BBC 1 Radio, BBC Introducing, Radio X, Absolute Radio and others…they’re making waves with their music and people are liking it.

…now, with “Leave It Alone” and the music video, they aim to raise the bar, not just musically, but visually too…

These amazing musicians are…Daniel Collins (vocals, guitar), Gemma Clark (drums) and Aaron Forde.

Their song is a ball of unleashed grunge energy and once you get into it, you’ll witness the emotional explosion they have crafted for all audiences to experience…and it’s one of those songs that will get the emotions out of you.

From the very first seconds of the music video…the visuals strike you and the music sucks you in, both of these elements keep holding hands throughout the whole experience of “Leave It Alone”…

The music is edgy and takes you into a place of energetic darker emotional energy…

The bass lines are very melodic, tough and full of character…

The vocals are stage worthy and have a lot of instantly memorable lines and melodies…

The drums are an amazing locomotive for the energy spectrum, taking us from lows to highs…

The guitar work here is many things, backbone, riffing, sound effects, fills…

The 3 piece band were able to build a huge sound, bigger than the sum of their parts…” Leave It Alone” is a mountainous-sounding song, a Godzilla of sound and energy towering in the music scene.

Along with the awesome musical experience comes the music video…which is artistically shot in black and white and filled with meaningful shots and transitions that really conveys the emotions and the awesomeness of the music…

The intro shot is of the guitar, might I add a Tele, so I’m in love already…and it sounds beautiful…and while the riffing is playing, the visual effects plays some tricks on your mind and instantly you are sucked into this colorless world, but filled to the brim with emotionally charged music and lyrical performance.

An absolute hit, JW Paris’ “Leave It Alone” is a highly recommended grungy experience for everyone…we can’t wait to see what they have next for the world.

JW Paris, we wish you all the best, you deserve it…and a lot more.

Cheers!