Marlon Williams, a captivating New Zealand-born singer-songwriter known for his heart-stopping voice and storytelling prowess, recently graced the Tiny Desk Concert series with his enchanting performance. Opening with a mesmerizing rendition of "When I Was A Young Girl," Williams showcased his deep, rich vocals reminiscent of legends like Roy Orbison. His unique take on traditional blues and country tunes left a lasting impression on the audience.

Born on December 31, 1990, Williams has made a name for himself both as a solo artist and as the front-man of The Unfaithful Ways. Collaborating with musicians like Delaney Davidson, he has solidified his place in the music industry with his soulful sound and evocative lyrics. His love for tales of vampires and horror films adds a captivating element to his storytelling through music.

Williams' Tiny Desk Concert performance highlighted his exceptional talent and ability to captivate listeners with his rare, pure voice. The concert not only showcased his musical prowess but also his ability to transport audiences into his world of haunting melodies and soul-stirring lyrics.