First single from my next album “Out Of The Basement, Out Of The Box” titled “The Box”…enjoy and repost if you dig it
”Out Of The Basement, Out Of The Box” album cover. May 2012 release. Thank you to Jude Papaloko for allowing me to use his beautiful piece titled “Balance”…it is the visual to the my sound.
This song is a tribute to vintage soul music…you just sit in a room with some whiskey and smokes and let the magic happen. No pretenses, no divas and all love.creditsreleased 10 January 2012
Composed, Written, Arranged and Produced by Cole Williams
Co-Produced by Clark Dark
All Instruments played/programmed by Clark Dark, except
Wurlitzer, Piano, Percussion played/programmed by Cole Williams
Strings by Imani Coppola
Mixed by Aaron Nevezie at The Bunker Studio
Wow, I never knew how much work it takes to put out an album. I thought that being a singer, writing songs, composing and producing would be enough for a label to sweep me off my feet…NOT! I am along with the above a full fledged record label, A&R and Promo team and it takes not only a lot of time but a budget.
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I just released my album “Out Of The Basement, Part 1” digitally in September and have a lot more music where this came from and feel deep in my soul that I need to get it out to you. The truth is that after funding my last project myself, I am rich in spirit and creativity and adversely less rich in funds. Anyone that knows me knows I don’t give up easily and here’s where I thought, “Why not make a project that involves everyone who’s a part of team That’sMyCole”?
Little Me is the first official single from Cole WIlliams new album OUT OF THE BASEMENT, PART 1 and will be released August 23, 2011 and available worldwide on CD Baby, Itunes, Bandcamp, Amazon.com and many more online distributors. Cole’s current single Good Thing is still available for online streaming and will be available to purchase with the full album!
Check out the lastest review for Little Me:
The upcoming single “LITTLE ME” from artist Cole Williams captures and ensnares the listener from the very first second. It is a sonic masterpiece that gets its message across to anyone that connects with the song. Who amongst us has not felt neglected, belittled, put down, or told they cannot do something they know in their heart is right? I know I have. “LITTLE ME” is not only a message, but it is pure musical passion. The groove of the beat, the energetic rhythmic guitars, and harmonic melodies are good enough to sell this song on their own. Add the most soulful and sensual vocals to the mix and be carried away. Listening once does not do this song justice. It begs to be heard over and over and over. It is modernistic, with a clear influence of the culture and style of the artist. “LITTLE ME“ caters to all genres of music; from pop lovers, to reggae boppers, to jazz snappers and much, much more. It is artsy, it is groovy and it is very, very catchy. These are all elements that make a great song, and this is no exception. Cole Williams has really brought the bar up and over with her upcoming single “LITTLE ME“. It is the culmination of hard work, passion and determination; and that work has paid off with LITTLE ME! - Mark Z,LIU
New Review for “GOOD THING” from Out Of The Basement, Part 1Introducing: Indy Phenom Cole
Singer. Songwriter. Composer. Producer. Arranger.
Cole is not new to the music scene, singing since the age of 8 years old, and has sung back up for Lisa Lisa and The Cult Jam, Kaissa, Somi, Little Jackie, Imani Copolla, Noel Gourdin, Big Brooklyn Red, Lee, Dana Fuchs, Honey Larochelle, Maya Azucena and Brother Joscephus and The Love Revolution Orchestra and is a member of Great Weekend; recording back ground vocals for Melinda Doolittle, Diane Birch, Joss Stone, Neurotic Drum Band and a featured vocalist with Great Weekend and DJ Cassady. She is the lead singer for the band People’s Champs. Now Cole is striking out on her own.
Good Thing is Cole’s 2nd release off of her new album Out of the Basement, Part 1 which is being released this fall. Good Thing gives goose bumps as the guitar, percussion and strings, carries you into the story of a relationship gone wrong that resonates with all of us rips through the speakers. Before the end of the song you will be singing the chorus and singing along with conviction. This pint sized little hellion belts out a smooth, melodic and soulful song full of introspection that is lacking in today’s music. If this song is any indication of what lies ahead then ready yourself for intoxicating lyrics and funky sounds.
Baker-Lee
Indy Reviewer