Akin to bringing a personal journal to life, William Harries Graham threads vivid and vibrant memories and moments into the fabric of his music. Against a mosaic of dusty Americana, energetic rock ‘n’ roll, and eloquent folk, the Texas-born singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist tells the kind of stories typically reserved for classic dog-eared novels and timeless flicks.

Thus far, he’s consistently proven himself on stage, remained prolific in the studio, and built an audience one fan at a time. Now, he welcomes everyone into his world on his fourth full-length offering and debut LP for Strolling Bones Records, Annie’s House.

Growing up in Austin, William intuitively gravitated to music. Mom worked as a professor, while dad Jon Dee Graham gained renown as a respected independent musician and performer himself. As such, William spent countless hours watching his father either playing or recording. He went from messing around with dad’s guitars to receiving a guitar of his own at twelve-years-old. “That’s when I started taking it really seriously,” he recalls.

“When people hear this album, I want them to walk away from it with some reflection on their own lives and experiences,” he leaves off. “The music that I personally connect with is always music where I see some part of myself in it. I hope you see yourself in Annie’s House.” -- William Harries Graham