
Kathryn Williams | Withered Hand Willson Williams Vinyl LP 2024
- Arrow
- Grace
- R U 4 Real
- Our Best
- Shelf
- Wish
- Sweetest Wine
- Weekend
- Sing Out
- Elvis
- Big Nothing
Prolific singer-songwriter Kathryn Williams and recently reinvigorated troubadour Dan Willson (aka Withered Hand) have announced a collaboration album, âWillson Williamsâ.
âWillson Williamsâ witnesses the meeting of two likeminded musicians whoâve built their successful, independent careers on inventive folk instrumentation, reflective and sincere lyricism, and not a small amount of self-deprecation. Their modest confessionals, written poetically and over nostalgic and atmospheric melodies, are as relatable as ever, and together they find new ways to unpack their feelings.
One overarching theme on the album is that of grief, when the writing process saw them both, tragically, in mourning for separate loved ones; Dan for his brother Karl and his friend Scott Hutchinson of Frightened Rabbit, and Kathryn for her friend, comedian and BBC Radio 4 presenter Jeremy Hardy. They explain that âthe initial premise and starting point for us was discussions and open conversations on bereavement. Weâd both recently lost friends who were also in the public eye, and we talked about the strange place between personal loss and the communal grieving of a public figureâ. Contrastingly, the music on âWillson Williamsâ is warm, heartfelt and even cheerful, an opposing nature that is completely in keeping with both their humour and candidness.
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$12.68Kathryn Williams | Withered Hand Willson Williams Vinyl LP 2024
- Arrow
- Grace
- R U 4 Real
- Our Best
- Shelf
- Wish
- Sweetest Wine
- Weekend
- Sing Out
- Elvis
- Big Nothing
Prolific singer-songwriter Kathryn Williams and recently reinvigorated troubadour Dan Willson (aka Withered Hand) have announced a collaboration album, âWillson Williamsâ.
âWillson Williamsâ witnesses the meeting of two likeminded musicians whoâve built their successful, independent careers on inventive folk instrumentation, reflective and sincere lyricism, and not a small amount of self-deprecation. Their modest confessionals, written poetically and over nostalgic and atmospheric melodies, are as relatable as ever, and together they find new ways to unpack their feelings.
One overarching theme on the album is that of grief, when the writing process saw them both, tragically, in mourning for separate loved ones; Dan for his brother Karl and his friend Scott Hutchinson of Frightened Rabbit, and Kathryn for her friend, comedian and BBC Radio 4 presenter Jeremy Hardy. They explain that âthe initial premise and starting point for us was discussions and open conversations on bereavement. Weâd both recently lost friends who were also in the public eye, and we talked about the strange place between personal loss and the communal grieving of a public figureâ. Contrastingly, the music on âWillson Williamsâ is warm, heartfelt and even cheerful, an opposing nature that is completely in keeping with both their humour and candidness.
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- Arrow
- Grace
- R U 4 Real
- Our Best
- Shelf
- Wish
- Sweetest Wine
- Weekend
- Sing Out
- Elvis
- Big Nothing
Prolific singer-songwriter Kathryn Williams and recently reinvigorated troubadour Dan Willson (aka Withered Hand) have announced a collaboration album, âWillson Williamsâ.
âWillson Williamsâ witnesses the meeting of two likeminded musicians whoâve built their successful, independent careers on inventive folk instrumentation, reflective and sincere lyricism, and not a small amount of self-deprecation. Their modest confessionals, written poetically and over nostalgic and atmospheric melodies, are as relatable as ever, and together they find new ways to unpack their feelings.
One overarching theme on the album is that of grief, when the writing process saw them both, tragically, in mourning for separate loved ones; Dan for his brother Karl and his friend Scott Hutchinson of Frightened Rabbit, and Kathryn for her friend, comedian and BBC Radio 4 presenter Jeremy Hardy. They explain that âthe initial premise and starting point for us was discussions and open conversations on bereavement. Weâd both recently lost friends who were also in the public eye, and we talked about the strange place between personal loss and the communal grieving of a public figureâ. Contrastingly, the music on âWillson Williamsâ is warm, heartfelt and even cheerful, an opposing nature that is completely in keeping with both their humour and candidness.

