Ty Williams’s “More” Offers Moving Message
Pictured (L- R): Back: Publisher/CEO David Ross, Williams, RowFax Manager Michelle Stephens; Front: News Editor Sarah Skates, and Chart Director Jon Freeman. Photo: Jon Walker, AristoWorks
The team at AristoWorks put together a slide show using images of the devastation in Haiti set to the song “More,” from Cherry Heart Records artist Ty Williams. The 24-year-old veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom wrote the song about the importance of giving to others.
Williams recently visited the MusicRow offices to meet the staff and perform an acoustic set.
The Virginia native’s debut single and video, “Barn On The Rooftop,” is out now on CMT Pure, and premiered on The Daily Buzz.
Williams’ EP is available on iTunes and his self-titled debut album is slated for release later this year.
This video is so inspirational. It really represents what’s going on over there, and it’s tragic. Let’s all do more to help those around us.
“A quarter in Somali could nearly feed a child” So true Ty. I saw Bill Clinton talking about this the other day on the Daily Show and this song made me think of it.
http://www.kiva.org/
What we think might be a small amount to us can make HUGE differences all over the world.
Love the song Ty! Good luck to ya.
I love this song, I had tears in my eyes. Something really sweet to remember.
For some reason I had previously put off donating to the Haiti relief efforts before watching this video. As soon as I submit this comment, I am going immediately to RedCross.org to donate.
I really like this song.
Beautiful song. Very moving.
Thank you for bringing light to the needs of our Haitian brothers and sisters. Many don’t know that Haiti’s need was almost just as great before the quake…hard to believe, but true. As always, another FANTASTIC song! Your voice ALWAYS draws your listeners in..any message you want to be known, will be known! Thanks for another beautiful song.