William Prince Winnipeg, Manitoba
Winnipeg songwriter William Prince approaches the big questions with humility and curiosity . Prince’s influences and references, from the gospel of his childhood to the pantheon of classic outlaw country singers, baseball and the great beyond, shape his approach to songcraft, a masterclass in skilful simplicity . ... more
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