this Pizza joy's unleashed

Building on the first album, the Beau Williams Band's second album deepens its roots in Southern rock, country, and folk while venturing into new sonic territories and genres. The conceptual feel-good journey continues, this time exploring the themes of nostalgia, growth, and the unbreakable bonds of community. The live jam session feel is still very much present.
The intricate guitar work and layered harmonies remain a signature element, and the album offers a dynamic range, from foot-stomping, front-porch sing-alongs that evoke a sense of shared history to intimate, soulful tracks that feel like a quiet conversation between old friends. It’s a perfect companion for a late-night drive home, a walk through a familiar landscape, or simply savouring a moment of quiet reflection.


Livin' Too Fast

The night starts simple — two buddies walking into their small-town bar, boots on the wood, smoke in the air. One catches a fire look from across the floor, the kind that feels like a top-shelf strain, smooth and dangerous. He knows he can’t go in alone — so he tags his buddy. A fist bump seals it. Shots line up, cowgirls spin on the dance floor, and the bass thunders under neon lights. By the end of the night, it’s more than just drinks and laughter — it’s a memory, a vibe, a story to tell. Tag a Buddy isn’t just a song, it’s an anthem for every night you needed your crew to make it legendary.

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