Todd Williams (singer) facts for kids

Todd Williams is a talented singer and songwriter from Dubbo, a town in New South Wales, Australia. He is known for his country music. Todd made history by becoming the first Indigenous person to win the prestigious Star Maker award. He also won a Deadly award in 2003 for being the Best Country Artist.

A Star is Born

Todd Williams became well-known in the Australian country music scene after winning the Star Maker competition. This event is a big deal for new country music artists in Australia, held every year at the Tamworth Country Music Festival. Winning this award helped Todd share his music with more people.

Winning the Deadly Award

In 2003, Todd Williams received another important award called a Deadly. The Deadlys were awards that celebrated the achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in music, sport, entertainment, and community work. Winning the Deadly for Best Country Artist showed how much his music was appreciated.

His Music

Todd Williams released his first album, Ten 'Till Midnight, in 2004. This album was recorded live, which means the songs were captured during a performance, giving it a special feel. It was released through Secret Street, a record label. He also released a song called "Falling Down" through ABC Country.

Discography

Here are some of Todd Williams's music releases:

• Ten 'till midnight (2004) - Released by Secret Street
• "Falling Down" - Released by ABC Country