Chris Williams

“Haunt Me” arrives like a whisper on the heels of Strawberry Moon and Bees — an intimate, slow-burning confession rooted in shadowed longing and quiet hope. Chris Williams first stepped into a wider creative spotlight through his collaboration with Kid Reverie. Their debut album, Something from Nothing, introduced a cinematic strain of Americana — layered, atmospheric, and emotionally unguarded — setting the tone for what followed. Alongside that duo work, Williams released two solo albums that leaned into stripped-back storytelling and ethereal folk textures, establishing his signature balance of restraint and vulnerability. His songs don’t rush toward resolution — they breathe, they ache, they linger. Now, with Bees, Strawberry Moon, and “Haunt Me,” those threads converge. The intimacy of his solo catalog meets the expansive mood of his collaborative work, tracing the delicate edges of memory, love, and the echoes that remain long after the light shifts. Explore Chris Williams and Kid Reverie’s work at https://bio.to/1pGnlc� Visit Chris’ official site at www.chriswilliamssongs.com�