Donna Williams - Music

Music

Williams' first album, Nobody Nowhere was published in 2000 with Paul Farrer, two tracks from which (Sometimes and Beyond The When) feature in the TBS international TV series Things You Taught Me.

In 2005, she followed this album with a second titled, Mutation which she made with an Australian music composer, producer and arranger named Akash. Both albums feature music and lyrics by Williams with the second album also featuring spoken word poetry.

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