Hayley Williams has put her own spin on SZA's 2017 hit, 'Drew Barrymore', while in self-isolation.

The laidback R&B song was a favourite from SZA's debut album, Ctrl.

Williams filmed the performance back in April, having saved up a number of "self-serenades" while quarantining during the COVID-19 pandemic.

“I’ve been holding out on y’all,” she wrote on her Instagram yesterday. “The only constant for me (besides limp ass, unwashed, unfixed hair) in the age of COVID is a guitar and free rein to mess up all my favourite songs.”

"This was weeks ago... April 11th, to be exact. I have a few saved up."

The 31-year-old singer-songwriter has previously posted isolation covers of Phoebe Bridgers’ ‘Smoke Signals’ and Tegan and Sara’s ‘Call It Off’.

The Paramore frontwoman of 15 years has just released her debut solo album Petals for Armor.

The singer has been forced to postpone her solo tour, which was due to kick off this month, until 2021 as a result of COVID-19.

Have a listen to Williams' latest cover below:

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this was weeks ago... April 11th, to be exact. have a few saved up. guess i’ve been holding out on yall. the only constant for me (besides limp ass, unwashed, unfixed hair) in the age of covid, is a guitar and free reign to mess up all my favorite songs. here’s “Drew Barrymore” by queen @sza. please ignore my face.

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