Hayward Williams

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Hayward Williams is an American singer-songwriter from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States.

In 2001 Williams quit school to join the award-winning Milwaukee based band 'Exit', named Wisconsin Band of the Year in 2004, by the Wisconsin Area Music Industry. Lending bass guitar and vocals to the bands' hook-driven pop catalogue, Williams traveled the Midwest circuit and around the country with Exit. In 2002 Williams independently released Manoverboard, a solo project recorded under a pseudonym, which allowed him the opportunity to play solo engagements throughout the region and served as the foundation for Uphill /Downhill, Hayward Williams's 2005 debut.^[1]

His latest album, Haymaker (2012) is the result of a Kickstarter project, that was successfully completed in May 2012 (within 24 hours the target amount was reached!).^[2]

During recent European tours Williams often plays bass guitar in Jeffrey Foucault's band, after he himself has opened the show with a solo performance.

His newest project is Coyote Brother.

Discography[]

• Uphill/Downhill (2005)
• Trench Foot EP (2005)
• Another Sailor's Dream (2007, Machine Records)
• Cotton Bell (2009, Machine Records)
• Haymaker (2012, Continental Record Services)
• The Reef (2014)
• Pretenders (2017)
• Coyote Brother (2019)

References[]

External links[]

• Official website
• Coyote Brother
• Hayward Williams on Facebook
• Hayward Williams on MySpace