Matt Williams, Back to Me Review

Matt Williams is a young emerging country artist bursting onto the scene.  He began his music exploration through his grandfather, who had a gospel group and at 3 years old he began to sing.  Williams grew up in Coffee Springs a community right outside Geneva, Alabama on a chicken farm, a small town with hometown values.  Williams grew up swimming in rivers and running through the woods and riding bikes around town. In High School, he pursued drumming in the school band and won best snare drummer in the state of Alabama and later best in the country.  After High School, Williams joined the Army.  He was enlisted from 2004-2012.  He deployed 3 times as an Infantry Non-commissioned Officer. Toured 2 times to Iraq and once to Afghanistan.  Williams lost many friends to the war and gained a family as well.  Williams writes songs based on real life experiences, and when I say real, I mean the mistakes as well as the triumphs. His approach towards writing is truth telling and heartfelt and comes from a place of connecting with listeners in a relatable way. That’s the short of it!