Paris Jackson, daughter of Michael Jackson, broke away from her family's pop and R&B legacy to explore folk- and rock-inspired music. In the late 2010s, she formed the duo the Soundflowers and made her solo debut with the song "Let Down" from her first album, Wilted. Born in 1998, Paris grew up in the spotlight at Neverland Ranch, later venturing into modeling, acting, and music, with a candid Rolling Stone interview shedding light on her struggles with mental health and addiction.
Balancing school with her growing career, Paris Jackson made waves in the entertainment industry by appearing in music videos, starring in films like Gringo, and forming the folk duo the Soundflowers with Gabriel Glenn. Their self-titled EP was released in June 2020, showcasing Paris's vocal and ukulele skills. The split with Glenn inspired her solo career, leading to the release of her debut album, Wilted, featuring the single "Let Down," co-written with Manchester Orchestra's Andy Hull.
