Austin Williams Shares New Video For Stapleton-Penned Song
The new video highlights Williams’ dynamic live performances from his time supporting Larry Fleet on the Earned It Tour earlier this year
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Today, emerging country artist Austin Williams shares a new video for his song “Country Just Like Me” (4.12 via Truth Or Dare Records), which was co-written by 10x GRAMMY-winner Chris Stapleton alongside GRAMMY-winning songwriters Kendell Marvel and Tim James.
Watch the “Country Just Like Me” video
The new video highlights Williams’ dynamic live performances from his time supporting Larry Fleet on the Earned It Tour earlier this year, serving as a tour diary of his time on and off the stage. The video was shot by Chris Rippy, who has previously worked with Snoop Dogg, Cole Swindell, Chase Matthew and more.
Since its release, “Country Just Like Me” has amassed more than 598k streams and was included on Spotify’s Next From Nashville and New Music Friday Country playlists, as well as Apple Music’s New In Country playlist.
Williams will share more new music in the coming months. To stay up-to-date, visit austinwilliamsmusic.com or follow @austinwilliams_music on Instagram and TikTok.
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