Daily Worker is the lo-fi pop alter ego of celebrated poet and guitarist Harold Whit Williams. 

This Muscle Shoals, Alabama native and longtime Austinite has racked up spins, shows, and accolades around the world as a member of the indie rock institution Cotton Mather. A prize-winning poet and author of eight books, Williams has lent what AllMusic describes as his “protean guitar” to the albums of many ATX singer-songwriters. His latest single, Radio Gurls (Nevsky Remix) on the upstart Radio Gurl Records, is a futuristic throwback earworm set to burrow deep into your brainwaves. Give in, gentle listener. Give in…

PRESS

"Harold Whit Williams is aiming to take the throne from Glenn Donaldson for most prolific songwriter in the underground pop scene." -- Austin Town Hall

"Mid-period Beatles and Byrds, Wilco at their lightest, the Stones at their brightest" -- PopMatters

"Hissy sonics and huge hooks...sharp, smart lyrics" -- Bandcamp's New and Notable 

"An absolute jackpot of jangle pop" -- KUTX Song of the Day