Hayward Williams fuses Americana, soul, blues, alt-country and folk rock.

Open Mic: A conversation with Hayward Williams

Published Nov. 21, 2009 at 11:07 a.m.

If you think that music in Waukesha stops with Les Paul and the BoDeans, think again. Singer-songwriter Hayward Williams -- who fuses Americana, soul, blues, alt-country and folk rock -- has been carrying the torch. Williams recently sat down for an extended interview/performance with our friends from Mindpool TV. If you're not a fan yet, you might be after checking out this video.

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