Luke James Williams – “Full Moon”

Rising indie-folk artist Luke James Williams returns with his new single ‘Full Moon’. This song gives a taste of his upcoming second album ‘Limes Hotel’ – out April 17th. 

Full Moon is a cautionary tale of greed that ends with a haunting, Kate Bush-esque outro, and released to coincide with the full moon.

“Full Moon is about the dangers of not knowing where to stop in our pursuit of what we want,” says Luke. “Gluttony can lead people to do very stupid things that put themselves and others in grave danger. The hunter becomes the hunted in this part fable, part cautionary tale.”

A bold step into a new chapter, Luke’s upcoming album ‘Limes Hotel’ is an intimate collection rooted in contemporary folk. Yet it is unafraid to wander in other directions, with a wealth of unexpected textures, tonal shifts, and emotional risk. Guided by Luke’s English vocal and sparse, atmospheric instrumentation, the album emerged from an intense period of grief following the loss of two close friends. It traces questions of mortality, belief, connection, and the quiet work of piecing yourself back together after loss.

He adds: “Grief is universal but it often feels very isolating. I hope this album, whilst having been born out of a very dark time, can give a little light and some comfort to people going through similar experiences.”

With ‘Limes Hotel’, Williams cements himself as a songwriter of rare emotional clarity. His music is crafted to feel both intimate and expansive, deeply personal yet completely universal.