William Harries Graham & The Fighting Cocks

William Harries Graham is a Texas-born singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer whose songs blur memory and fiction into richly cinematic worlds. Drawing from folk, indie rock, ambient music, and classic American songwriting, he creates records that feel both intimate and expansive, where hazy guitars, ghostly textures, and vivid storytelling linger long after the final note. Over more than a decade of releasing records and performing at prominent venues and festivals across the United States, Graham has quietly carved out a voice entirely his own. Now signed to Strolling Bones Records, an imprint of New West Records, his catalog spans releases including Foreign Fields, JAKES, Annie’s House, and Belrose Motel. His work has earned praise from Rolling Stone, Atwood Magazine, Under the Radar, and Americana Highways, while sharing stages with artists including Arcade Fire, Steve Poltz, James McMurtry, and Matthew Ryan. Whether recording in the studio, producing for other artists, or performing on the road, Graham approaches music as both craft and calling. Every song is another place to inhabit, another story to tell, and another attempt to find beauty in the ordinary.