“Verbalising something, you feel a weight has been lifted,” she says. Therapy is intrinsic to Williams’ approach: to not just express and unpick her feelings of longing and loss but to work through them. “And then it’s my job to decipher what I’ve written! I want the words to get my point across but still let the listener map on their own experiences. “The lyrics come at the end, they fall into place, rhythmically, and link together,” she explains. “It sounded timeless and in the right place.” The album’s threads encapsulate the anxieties and addiction of love and loss with haunting detail, for example ‘Glimmer’(“ I wasn’t meant to see the sun washed out and pale / I wait undone / I wasn’t meant to be the one hollow and hurt and meant for none”), though Williams admits the theme was shaped more by her subconscious than any grand plan. Williams is a fantastic musician as well as songwriter, playing the guitar, cello and piano, and her voice has the controlled delivery of a seasoned chanteuse whilst still channelling the rawest of emotions.įorever Blue is named after a song that didn’t make the album’s final cut, “but it still encapsulated these songs,” Williams explains. After one self-titled EP and the 10” vinyl collaboration Exit in Darkness with Japanese post-rockers MONO, the London-based singer-songwriter has signed to Bella Union and made a stunning debut album, Forever Blue.Ī rapturous blend of post-rock and post-classical, Forever Blue smoulders with uncoiling melodies and haunted atmospheres, shifting from serenity to explosive drama, often within the same song.
Similarly, the acclaim for her performances and her music has been unanimous from the start. She continues to strive beyond what’s expected of her Braveness, by also sanctioning time for those less fortunate through Associated Black Charities (ABC), as well as her own personal philanthropic missions.Making her stage debut in April 2019 and selling out her first headline show at London’s prestigious Southbank Centre less than a year later, A.A.
music video produced by Universal Music, the feature of Bambi on BET’s “The Get Up”, and a featured singer in TLC’s “Crazy Sexy Cool” film on VH1. She is tenacious in her pursuit of dominating the performing arts industry with securing roles in both television and film such as the lead role in Omarion’s M.I.A. Rick Ross & Fabolous (72) and their most successful single “He Ain’t Wit Me Now (Tho)” reaching 31 on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Songs chart.īrave is working on her own project forming an iron-clad team, writing her own songs and overseeing treatments of her videos, while being one hundred percent dedicated towards controlling her own career destiny. The group broke up in 2011 after unsuccessfully making an impact on the charts with singles “24’s” feat. Compared to Destiny’s Child and Xscape, RichGirl was crowned the next rhythm and soul princesses.
The Atlanta bred group was on their way to R&B stardom. Brave Williams started her career with the short-lived group RichGirl in 2009 with group members Amber “Sevyn Streeter, Krystal Lyndriette and Audra Simmons.
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