Some people write hit TV dramas by day and keep a guitar case under the bed for later. Harry Williams is one of them. Under the name Neon Pilgrim, the man behind some of the sharpest television of the last decade (The Missing, Liar, The Tourist, Fleabag, The Assassin), all courtesy of production powerhouse Two Brothers Pictures, finally opens that case. His debut album, “Invisible Things”, lands after a lifetime of writing songs nobody heard and years of quietly building toward the record he’s putting out now.

“The album is called Invisible Things. Put simply it’s zeroing in on the imagination we all have in childhood – a world beyond our world that seems instantly accessible. But also it’s about those invisible things we experience as adults. Those things we don’t see but we believe in, or the things between us that again we can’t see but mean everything.”

Neon Pilgrim

He’s been at this since he was 12. There’s no single story running through it. Instead, “Invisible Things” chases the stuff you can’t quite point to — the sense as a kid that another world sits just past this one, and how that feeling doesn’t disappear so much as it changes shape: into memory, grief, hope, fear, love, the invisible threads holding families and friendships together. Don’t miss it! The debut album “Invisible Things” is available on all major streaming platforms!