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Watch rising singer-songwriter Nancy Williams' Music Box session

Watch rising singer-songwriter Nancy Williams' Music Box session

Independent25-04-2025
Welsh singer-songwriter Nancy Williams joined us in the Music Box studio for an enchanting stripped-back session of two original songs, 'I Don't Wanna Grow Up' and 'Home'.
The rising star, 18, who hails from Merthyr Tydfil in south Wales, was discovered by director Jonny Owen through a Facebook video before being introduced to producer Darren Morrissey. She recorded her debut EP, a coming-of-age collection of songs, at Paul Weller's studio in Surrey.
Stay tuned to Independent TV for more Music Box featuring the latest acts breaking through, available across desktop, mobile and connected TV, as well as our YouTube channel.
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