A.A. Williams has released another video single, "Poison", from her next studio record, Solstice, set to see the light of day on 5 June through Reigning Phoenix Music.
Reflecting on the track, Williams explains: "'Poison' is a song of learning not to fear freedom. Restraints slowly melt away, you push yourself, you long for more. Recklessness begins to consume reason, limitations are forgotten, euphoria and self-sabotage look like one and the same. Desperate to satisfy the craving, you torch everything you've built. As the old world crumbles, and you rise, unafraid".
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A.A. WILLIAMS – Unveils Solstice Artwork And Tracklist While Offering "Poison"
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