Acclaimed heavy artist A.A. Williams has a new release. ‘Wolves’ is a mesmerising new single that delves into the liminal space where consciousness and subconsciousness intertwine. Since making her debut live appearance at the prestigious Roadburn Festival in the Netherlands in 2019, A.A. Williams has toured across the globe with the likes of Cult of Luna, Explosions in the Sky, Russian Circles, Sleep Token and The Sisters of Mercy.

‘Wolves‘ is described as a meditation on emotional echo, on searching without resolution, and on how even the faintest memories can leave a permanent mark on the psyche. The track marks another powerful addition to A.A. Williams’ evocative body of work, showcasing her ability to transform abstract emotional landscapes into visceral sonic experiences.

A.A. Williams states that the song describes the ‘blurred lines between dreams and reality,’ saying that “ideas and emotions bleed across the boundary, their imprint faint but profound.”

‘Wolves‘ follows in the footsteps of the previously released single ‘Just A Shadow‘, which was announced in conjunction with her new signing to Reigning Phoenix Music. RPM co-founder Gerardo Martinez said that they were honoured to welcome her to the RPM family, calling ‘Just A Shadow’ a “stunning introduction to what we’ll build together.”

You can take a look at the music video for ‘Wolves’ below.

On top of this new release, A.A.Williams continues her track across the UK and Europe, with both recent singles being available as a tour exclusive vinyl during this run.

The UK leg of the tour started on January 27 at the Arts Centre in Norwich, and landed in Birmingham just last night (February 3) at the Hare and Hounds. If you missed it and want to know more, A.A. Williams will be in the UK for a further three dates, hitting Bristol, London and Southampton before setting off for the European leg.

Tickets are available for the remaining dates HERE.

It’s looking like 2026 will serve as a major milestone for A.A. Williams. Her two album releases – 2020’s Forever Blue and 2022’s As The Moon Rests, have both received widespread critical acclaim, and she has also recorded a collaborative single with Japanese post-rock titans Mono called ‘Exit In Darkness’.

A solo covers collection recorded during 2020’s pandemic lockdown, called ‘Songs From Isolation’, even garnered praise from The Cure’s Robert Smith and Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan for her unique take on their original songs.

This is definitely an artist to look out for.