Dar Williams emerged as a prominent figure in the contemporary folk music scene during the 1990s with her insightful and witty songs that touch on topical and feminist themes. Her music effortlessly blends upbeat pop influences with somber acoustic sounds, showcasing her talent for crafting engaging and relatable narratives. Williams' discography includes standout albums like 1997's End of the Summer, 2005's My Better Self, and 2021's introspective I'll Meet You Here.

Born Dorothy Snowden Williams in 1967 in Mount Kisco, New York, Dar Williams honed her musical skills from a young age, eventually gaining recognition in the folk community after opening for Joan Baez. Her early releases, including The Honesty Room in 1993, garnered critical acclaim, leading to a national reissue through Razor & Tie. Williams continued to evolve her sound with albums like 2005's My Better Self, collaborations with artists like Lucy Kaplansky, and the formation of the folk supergroup Cry Cry Cry. In 2021, she released I'll Meet You Here, showcasing her enduring artistry and storytelling prowess.