
Where to start with Hayley Williams’ collaborations beyond Paramore
From pop-rap landmarks to intimate indie-rock duets, these tracks map the many places Hayley Williams’ voice has travelled outside Paramore and her solo catalogue.
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'Float' by Jay Som is an alternative track from the album 'Belong', released in 2025. The lyrics move through a tense, self-protective plea for one more chance, then pivot to numbness and avoidance, with lines like “Float, don't fight” framing a surrender to being stuck. There is a repeated sense of slipping away, of pretending not to be scared, and of emotional dependency coloured by shame and the fear of going nowhere. The song’s stance feels both defensive and exhausted, as if trying to survive attachment by refusing the fight.
"Float" is a single by Jay Som, from the album Belong, released 9th October 2025. The track is 3:28 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 7 articles about Jay Som.
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