William Crighton is an Australian singer-songwriter whose music defies easy categorization, blending elements of folk, rock, and Americana into a rich tapestry of sound that is uniquely his own. Born in the Riverina region of New South Wales, Crighton's music carries the vastness of the Australian landscape and the introspective storytelling of a troubadour. His gravelly voice and the haunting atmospheres he creates with his band have earned him a dedicated following in his home country and beyond.

Crighton emerged onto the music scene with his self-titled debut album in 2016, which set the tone for his deeply reflective and often darkly themed songwriting. With subsequent releases like "Empire" in 2018 and a stream of powerful singles such as "This Is Magic" and "Your Country," William Crighton's artistry is defined by its raw honesty and the intense passion with which he delivers his messages. His most recent tracks, including "Golden Age," "Water and Dust," and "The Wheel," continue to solidify his reputation as a bard of the modern age, whose works grapple with the complexities of life, nature, and human emotion, compelling his audience to listen closely not just to the music, but to the stories he weaves within them.