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Paramore frontwoman Hayley Williams has publicly responded to the US Department of Homeland Security after the agency used her music in an official social media post promoting immigration enforcement. Williams objected to the use of her work to support those policies, telling the agency to keep her name and music out of it. The clash has drawn wide attention, with fans praising her stance and renewing debate over artists' objections to political use of their songs.
- 2Listeners Return to Paramore's Debut Album All We Know Is Falling●Listening to All We Know Is Falling by Paramore
Paramore's 2005 debut album All We Know Is Falling is drawing fresh listening activity, with users publicly logging plays of the record. The album, which introduced the band's early pop-punk sound before their later mainstream breakthrough, continues to hold an audience nearly two decades on. Music fans appear to be revisiting or discovering the band's early catalog.