French rock firebrand Laura Cox hits hard with her new single “Do I Have Your Attention?”, out now via earMUSIC / Verycords.
Full-throttle, riff-driven blast of party rock – heavy on distortion, unapologetically loud, and built to shake the walls.
“Do I Have Your Attention? is a track with a clear message and raw sound. It grabs the listener’s attention in a direct way, evoking the ambivalence of letting go, whether it’s liberating or self-destructive.”
Equal parts attitude and adrenaline, “Do I Have Your Attention?” is a reckless dare: speed the amp, plant the foot on the pedal and watch the world react. Lyrically it plays with the thrill of excess and the edge between fun and destruction – calling out phoniness, testing limits, and refusing to play small. Musically it’s a fierce one-shot of guitar mayhem: chugging riffs, saturated leads and a chorus that invites singalongs and sing-offs in equal measure.
This single follows the earlier releases “No Need To Try Harder” and “Trouble Coming”, and acts as a loud, electric snapshot of the energy that runs through the forthcoming album Trouble Coming (out October 31st, 2025). Fans will find here everything that made Laura famous – raw guitar chops, classic-rock heart – but dialed up with a modern punch that keeps the sound urgent and immediate.
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« Trouble Coming marks a new era in my musical evolution, still firmly rooted in the rock that shaped me, but driven by complete freedom in writing and composition.
This album reflects a sense of letting go, both through the themes it explores and the modern sounds that emerged from an unexpected collaboration. » Laura Cox
About Laura Cox:
From viral YouTube guitarist to international festival headliner, Laura Cox has become one of Europe’s most compelling modern rock voices. With over 513K YouTube subscribers and 105 million plays across her videos, she has taken bedroom chops to main stages like Hellfest, Rockpalast and Pol’and’Rock. Her upcoming album Trouble Coming continues that journey – loud, honest and built for now.
