with David Letterman. She also collaborated with Matt Berninger from The National on "Hush", the theme song for Turn. Williams and Hayley Williams (no relation) of the rock band Paramore collaborated on a new version of Paramore's "Hate to See Your Heart Break". Williams began working on a solo album, Venus, in 2014, ultimately releasing the record the following year. Williams made her acting debut in 2016 in an episode of Roadies and her recording of The Chainsmokers' "Don't Let Me Down" was used for a State Farm commercial in 2017. In 2018, while pregnant with her second child, Williams recorded fifteen songs in a five-day period; of those fifteen songs, twelve were included on her Kenneth Pattengale-produced album, Front Porch, released on May 3, 2019. Personal life On June 12, 2004, Williams married Nate Yetton. Williams and Yetton have a son, Miles Alexander, born June 30, 2012; and a daughter, Poppy Louise, born August 6, 2018. In an interview with Pop Matters, Williams stated that she and her husband had "decided to part ways" in early 2019. Discography Solo 2001: Joy Williams (Reunion) 2002: By Surprise (Reunion) 2005: Genesis (Reunion) 2005: Connect Sets EP (online only) (Reunion/Sony Connect) 2006: Every Moment: The Best of Joy Williams (Reunion) 2009: One of Those Days (EP) (Sensibility Music) 2009: Charmed Life (Remixes) Digital EP (Sensibility Music) 2009: Songs from This/Songs from That (2 EPs) (Sensibility Music) 2009: More Than I Asked For: Celebrating Christmas with Joy Williams EP (Sensibility Music) 2010: We Mapped the World EP (Sensibility Music) 2015: Venus (Sensibility Music) 2016: Venus (Acoustic) (Sensibility Music) 2019: Front Porch (Sensibility Music) The Civil Wars 2009: Live at Eddie's Attic (Sensibility Music) 2009: Poison & Wine (EP) (Sensibility Music) 2011: Barton Hollow (Dine Alone Records) 2011: "Tracks in the Snow" (Dine Alone Records) 2012: "Live at Amoeba" EP (Dine Alone Records) 2013: The Civil Wars (Sensibility Music/Columbia) 2013: "VH1 Unplugged" (Dine Alone Records) Awards and nominations References External links 1982 births American women country singers American country singer-songwriters American women singer-songwriters American performers of Christian music Columbia Records artists Grammy Award winners Living people Musicians from Santa Cruz, California Reunion Records artists Singer-songwriters from California People from West Branch, Michigan 21st-century American women singers Country musicians from California Country musicians from Michigan 21st-century American women pianists 21st-century American pianists The Civil Wars members 21st-century American singers Singer-songwriters from Michigan