Paris Jackson has teamed up with British rockers The Struts for their new single Low Key In Love

Paris Jackson is featured on The Struts’ upcoming single, Low Key In Love.

The band’s official Instagram posted the single’s cover photo with lead singer Luke Spiller and Paris. The caption read: ‘NEW SINGLE #LowKeyInLove featuring the incredible @Paris Jackson out THIS FRIDAY.’ 

The 23-year-old model-and-singer released her debut solo single, Wilted, in November. 

Paris also shared the news on her Instagram, posting a sepia-filtered version of the promo shot with her and Luke dressed in glamorous Seventies rock n’ roll attire.

She captioned it simply: ‘Friday’ with several emojis. The Struts shared the image but in a vivid pink color. 

Spiller formed the glam rock band in 2012 and they have since released three studio albums. 

Meanwhile, Paris recently insisted she is a ‘full believer’ that she should ‘earn’ her success.

The musician shared that her late father Michael Jackson always made sure she and her brothers, Prince, 24, and Blanket, 19, didn’t grow up feeling ‘entitled’ and needed to ‘work hard’ to achieve their goals. 

During an appearance on Naomi Campbell’s No Filter YouTube series last month, Paris disagreed with the supermodel when she suggested that the singer shouldn’t ‘be doing castings’ because of her famous name. 

Paris said she needed to ‘earn’ her place, adding, ‘Even growing up it was about earning stuff.’

‘If we wanted five toys from FAO Schwarz or Toys ‘R’ Us, we had to read five books,’ said the Chanel model.

‘It’s earning it, not just being entitled to certain things or thinking, “Oh I got this.”

“It’s like working for it, working hard for it, it’s something else entirely. It’s an accomplishment.’

Paris – who is also in the folk-pop band the Soundflowers – added how she credited the King of Pop for introducing her to a diverse range of music, which she thinks is reflected in her own sound.

She said: ‘He loved classical music and jazz and Hip Hop and R&B and obviously the Motown stuff.

‘But also like radio’s Top 40 and he loved rock music, soft rock. The Beatles.

‘So we grew up around all of that and I feel like all of that somehow influences my stuff and if you listen to my album even there’s some movie soundtrack like influences as well like Hans Zimmer and Danny Elfman, as well as like rock bands like Radiohead, and Manchester Orchestra.’