Will Roesner is a singer, songwriter, producer, and composer who has been recording and independently releasing music since 2020. Will feels like his music is pop music. However, he draws influence from many places- including but not limited to folk, 90s rock, ambient music, shoegaze, and even video game soundtracks. So, it is hard to pin down a genre that encompasses his broad discography. We’ll just call it indie.

     Since 2021 Will has recorded 5 studio albums and worked with a variety of other artists. After playing with a series of different bands he released his first solo album “Wind” in 2021. It is an intimate, lofi-folk, album that draws influence from ambient music. “Wind” started a thread of emotional vulnerability that has stayed connected to Will’s music since.

     Following “Wind” was 2022’s “Spirit, Hello”, a much more intricate project, and an exploration of pop music. With this release, Will also began dipping his toes into a more aggressive rock sound, and a more experimental approach to songwriting and production.

     Will’s next release was “The Great Nothing” an eclectic and mostly instrumental collection of 29 tracks recorded from May ‘22 to February ‘23. This album was perhaps Will’s most experimental to date.

     In May of 2023 “Farms an Stuff” was released. This raw, pastoral, and textured, folk album became a favorite among fans for its cohesiveness and strong emotional weight. And for the violins.

     In December of 2023 Will began releasing one single every week. This continued until June 2024, and this collection features a wide variety of sounds and some of his best work.

     Roesner’s most recent project is an album called “August”. For this project, Will wrote and recorded a song every day during August of 2024. This album represents an evolution in his songwriting, and a step in a new direction. The album is slated for release in Fall 2024.

     Since “Wind” Will has also been busy recording, and producing for other artists. Notably, he produced Jade Robbins’ 2024 album “Hearttower”, and Noa Jamir’s single “Indebted”. He also scored Harrison Atwood’s short film “Vendicare”, and is currently working on a video game score.

     Will is currently based in Seattle, Washington where he is playing shows with a four-piece band comprised of Joseph Belcher on lead guitar, Maya Stone on bass, and Wyatt Pinto on drums.