Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2025
Time:56:30
Size:130,1 MB
Label:Family Tree Productions
Styles:Blues/Soul Blues
Art:Front
Year:2025
Time:56:30
Size:130,1 MB
Label:Family Tree Productions
Styles:Blues/Soul Blues
Art:Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Making Headway - 6:14
2. Quit Quiet - 6:04
3. Lessons We Learn - 4:52
4. These Days - 5:04
5. Keep Steady - 5:03
6. Leaving The Veil - 4:47
7. Yesterday And Tomorrow - 5:14
8. Aim To Please - 6:16
9. Dream Til I'm Dead - 5:37
10. No Finer Company - 7:14
1. Making Headway - 6:14
2. Quit Quiet - 6:04
3. Lessons We Learn - 4:52
4. These Days - 5:04
5. Keep Steady - 5:03
6. Leaving The Veil - 4:47
7. Yesterday And Tomorrow - 5:14
8. Aim To Please - 6:16
9. Dream Til I'm Dead - 5:37
10. No Finer Company - 7:14
“It was a true surprise. And to be shouted out alongside Taj Mahal and Keb’ Mo’ to boot? That felt surreal”: Meet Jesse Williams, the Joe Bonamassa-backed singer-songwriter tackling the mountain blues.
Raised on fingerpicking and the blues but now beginning to explore pedals, Williams explains why it’s worth remaining independent no matter the challenges
When Joe Bonamassa recently sent a shoutout to young blues singer-songwriter Jesse Williams, it was a signal that she must be doing things right. Up till now she’s released songs including Off the Vine, See It Through and These Days on an independent basis – but with Bonamassa’s vocal support, have any major labels become interested?
“If they have, they’ve kept it to themselves!” says Dahlonega, Georgia resident Williams. She continues: “My instincts lean towards remaining independent. If a grassroots label reached out to me and we hit it off, I’d be interested. I’d want my music in the hands of someone I’d break bread with.”
Closer to the top of her to-do list is to thank Bonamassa in person. “I haven’t yet gotten the chance to meet him and chat. I do plan to – I just have to keep steady at it.” ~ By Andrew Daly (11 July 2025).
Raised on fingerpicking and the blues but now beginning to explore pedals, Williams explains why it’s worth remaining independent no matter the challenges
When Joe Bonamassa recently sent a shoutout to young blues singer-songwriter Jesse Williams, it was a signal that she must be doing things right. Up till now she’s released songs including Off the Vine, See It Through and These Days on an independent basis – but with Bonamassa’s vocal support, have any major labels become interested?
“If they have, they’ve kept it to themselves!” says Dahlonega, Georgia resident Williams. She continues: “My instincts lean towards remaining independent. If a grassroots label reached out to me and we hit it off, I’d be interested. I’d want my music in the hands of someone I’d break bread with.”
Closer to the top of her to-do list is to thank Bonamassa in person. “I haven’t yet gotten the chance to meet him and chat. I do plan to – I just have to keep steady at it.” ~ By Andrew Daly (11 July 2025).
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