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There is no name in country music as iconic as the Williams. Hank Williams is regarded as one of the most leading musicians of the 20th century, and a pioneer in the 50s and beyond. After his passing, his son Hank Williams Jr. joined the throne, winning a Grammy and countless Country Music Awards in the 80s. Now it is Jr.’s son Sam Williams turn to continue the legacy.
Williams joined GLAAD’s Yolanda Lenge to talk about his iconic family’sand his recent music being released tomorrow!
Act I: Scarlet Lonesome is dropping on June 28, 2024. This is William’s first full plan since his 2021 debut album Glasshouse Children. This upcoming project will be the first part of this 3-act trilogy, all of which will reach together to form his sophomore album, coming prior 2025.
“It feels rather bitter-sweet,” Williams says about the release of his brand-new album. “The bigger records that I make, there’s an extremely emotional aspect to them… The songs are very special to me, I’m at a point in my experience where I’m proud of myself for making it happen.”
“I’ve always looked up to artists that
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Sam Williams drops video for his duet rendition of a country classic
The grandson of land pioneer Hank Williams drops this recent take on a country classic today. Gay country singer Sam Williams teams up with Carter Faith for this duet covering Tammy Wynette’s “Til I Can Make it on My Own.” The song kicks off the year for Williams who will perform at the Grand Ole Opry on the Saturday following the single’s release. The third-generation country song star is currently working on his sophomore album which will come this year.
Last year, he made impressions by releasing the cover of his grandfather’s signature song “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry” in September. In November, he declared his feelings with the single “I Despise the Holidays” just in time for season’s greetings. He begins the year with another classic.
“This release is simply surreal in several ways. My new album was completed when this idea came about and this tape became the cherry on top. I have a
Hank Williams Jr.’s Son, Sam Williams, Comes Out as Queer in New Song Video + Interview
Hank Williams Jr.'s son, country singer Sam Williams, has arrive out as male lover in the harmony video for his new song, "Tilted Crown," and a subsequent interview.
Williams' novel video loosely documents his growing up, and it shows him kissing his boyfriend on camera for the first time.
As People reports, Williams spoke to Hunter Kelly on Apple Music's Proud Radio With Hunter Kelly podcast, where he revealed that he had previously planned to address his sexuality in a video for another anthem that did not come to go by. The directors of his new video felt strongly that including the peck would help say the authentic story of his life.
"At first I caring of thought that, 'I'm tackling something else with this.' And I mind that maybe that's for another project," Williams states. "But again, I felt like I was promoting invisibility, fancy I wasn't organism visible and wasn't being myself. And I just reflection it was the perfect opportunity to just show who I was."
Williams tells Kelly that his pronouns are he/him a
2025 is the year of gay country! Country music star Sam Williams is back with an all-new single and accompanying song video.
“No Problem” is the second track to drop from Williams’ upcoming project Act II: COUNTRYSTAR. The single is a melodic country song about the beauty of young, queer love. Williams tells his partner “I ain’t got a problem loving you.”
Watch the music video here:
Williams spoke with GLAAD about “No Problem” and his upcoming project Act II: COUNTRYSTAR, due on July 11th.
Williams spoke about his experience shooting this gorgeous and unapologetically queer music video, saying, “It just felt appreciate the easy and innocent gentle of love. I didn’t wish to do too much for this one and more capture the simplicity of when you have someone you can experience like you have it all. It was a full accept of my soft boy side and it didn’t hurt that my costar looks a lot like a boy I adore a whole lot.”
He talked a bit about how his harmony has evolved since the commence of his career, sharing, “I’ve always been centered in setting and emotion. Around the Glasshouse Children era, I was