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In the three years since her last album, 2020’s Sorceress, Jess Williamson has lived a lot of life. She went through a heavy breakup, found herself single for the first time in nearly a decade, and began figuring herself out alone in Los Angeles. She reconnected with an old acquaintance in Marfa and struck up a new relationship; she now splits her time between the two towns. In the meantime, she was still making music — collaborating with Katie Crutchfield under the moniker Plains, the duo releasing their album I Walked With You A Ways last year. But, also, she was writing songs that ...

For a split second, as Time Ain't Accidental's title track gets underway, you might think of early Taylor Swift. The unassuming country affe...

Currently touring in support of the June release of her newest album Time Ain't Accidental, folk singer/songwriter Jess Williamson headlines a June 6 concert at Davenport's Raccoon Motel, her previous recording Sorceress hailed by Pitchfork as "a mature and freeing record, one that celebrates meager triumphs of womanhood even as it mourns a loss of innocence."

Tune in to 100.1 FM or lightning100.com all week to hear "Hunter" by Jess Williamson, Jayson's DJ Pick of the Week!

Saturday was a big night for Texas at Nashville’s Brooklyn Bowl. While the Astros were clinching the 2022 World Series in Houston, two prominent artists from the indie/alternative frontier played a vibrant and joyful set of country music bathed in Lone Star light. They covered Willie Nelson, Terry Allen and The Chicks, and there were even Don’t Mess With Texas t-shirts on sale at the merch table. But the real story is the songs that native Texan Jess Williamson and Alabama-born Katie Crutchfield, who performs under the aka Waxahatchee, wrote themselves and sang together. Fans of each other...