JJ WILDE IS BACK AND SICK OF YOUR SH*T

In a little more than a year, JJ Wilde has gone from taking care of her obligations and playing whatever shows she could to turn into the main female craftsman to have an introduction single go No. 1 on every one of the three Canadian stone radio arrangements – while on equivalent balance with The Killers, The Black Keys, and Billy Talent. Presently, JJ is back with another tune that denotes the following part of her development from fan-most loved dark horse visiting close by The Struts, Incubus, The Blue Stones, and The Glorious Sons to a cherished diagram clincher. ns of Black Box. london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post "Best Boy" is a fluffy and riff-weighty tribute to everybody's opportunity to communicate. With a music video that finds the rocker and a brilliant cast of companions taking "moving around your room in your clothing" to the following level, fans will at present hear the dirty, solid feeling of song that denoted JJ's introduction LP from this past June, Ruthless, and her record-breaking single "The Rush." This time, the creation is much more dangerously sharp, the stakes feel greater, and the engaged IDGAF disposition is intensified.