Lucy Fitzgerald 
JW Paris light up the speakers with their new single “Anything”, a fiery slice of modern Britpop that feels alive with attitude and heart. The London trio of Daniel Collins, Gemma Clarke, and Aaron Forde have crafted something that captures the pulse of 90s rock while keeping its boots firmly in the present. It’s raw, restless, and full of swagger — the kind of track that makes you want to turn the volume all the way up.
Built on spiralling guitars and a thumping rhythm, “Anything” rushes forward with irresistible energy. It taps into that moment between confidence and doubt, where identity and dreams collide. Lines like “I could be anything, but everything is nothing” and “You’re just another face in the crowd, drifting out of space” cut straight through, showing a band unafraid to balance boldness with vulnerability. Clarke’s drumming gives the song muscle, while the dual vocals from Collins and Forde bring tension and grit in equal measure.
The magic of “Anything” lies in how it captures the chaos of youth and the longing to break free. There’s a nostalgic shimmer to its sound, but it’s never stuck in the past. JW Paris channel the spirit of Elastica and Blur with a fresh spark that feels entirely their own. It’s the sound of late nights, neon streets, and that endless feeling that anything could happen. From my own perspective, “Anything” hits all the right notes. It’s bold, heartfelt, and completely unpretentious. I found myself replaying it, not because I had to, but because it got under my skin in the best way.
With radio love from BBC, 6 Music, and Radio X, JW Paris are proving they’re a band worth every bit of attention. “Anything” isn’t a revival — it’s a reminder of how rock should sound when it’s done with honesty and fire. Follow JW Paris on all platforms, turn this song up loud, and let it soundtrack your next late-night drive. Add it to your playlist and keep your eyes on this band — they’re only getting started.
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