Listening to Griffin Williams’ latest single, “How Do You Sleep At Night?”, initially feels like stepping into a time machine, transporting you back to the early 2000s. A prominent name in the alternative rock scene, the 21-year-old artist from Gainesville draws on his artistic roots for this track, merging grungy guitars reminiscent of 2000s indie-rock bands with a contemporary and refreshing twist on the genre.

Griffin’s new single follows the success of his previous releases, including the viral hits “Mulholland” and “Shadows.” Influenced by bands like Tool and Alice in Chains (just a couple of Griffin’s musical inspirations), his songs are marked by their raw honesty, even when exploring complex, vulnerable, or sensitive subjects.

“How Do You Sleep At Night?” delves into the toxicity that can emerge as a relationship approaches its bitter end. Rather than providing a complete account of the breakdown, Griffin’s lyrics offer glimpses of what may have transpired between the couple, leaving the listener to contemplate and question exactly what went wrong.

Listen below…