My Journey
Welcome to the world of ThisIsWillLeGrys, where music is the language of the soul. My passion lies in creating heartfelt and authentic songs that hopefully resonate with the listener and in someway connect them to their emotions.

"Heartfelt Ballads" - Where would we be without the heart wrenching Ballad.
"Heartfelt Ballads. I am afraid as an 80s and 90s kid, even the very dire of songs got mixed into a ballad. Chuck in Take That, Westlife to boot is there any wonder the first four tracks I've put down will have you reaching for the hankies."

Future Dreams Cancer Charity
"My childhood was anything but tranquil; it was often filled with challenges. Yet through it all, my sister Jayne has been my constant. Like all siblings, we've had our disagreements, but her presence means everything to me. The thought of losing her is unimaginable.
When Jayne received her stage four cancer diagnosis, our world fell apart. It feels surreal. Jayne describes it as carrying a backpack filled with dynamite—an analogy I struggle to understand.In this dark time, the Future Dreams charity has offered vital support. I've seen Jayne smile, her positivity is inspiring as she talks about how they've helped her.
One of my songs is dedicated to her, a celebration of us and, like all my music, every penny will go to Future Dreams. This journey isn't about money, even if I sell just one record, that's £0.49 pence better off the charity will be!
My Stable of Toons
Spouted Untruths Released: May 2025
"This piece reflects the raw emotions surrounding a breakup, where unspoken truths linger in the air. It's a journey through feelings of misunderstanding—when words fall short and actions take on a life of their own, leading to misinterpretations that cloud the heart.
My Boy Not yet released"
This is a difficult subject for me, but it's crucial to share. My husband and I lost our beloved four-legged baby, Biscuit, in September 2024. Without wanting to sound overly dramatic, the pain is profound and overwhelming.
Biscuit was more than just a pet; he was my anchor during some of life's darkest days. He understood me in a way that few ever could, sensing my struggles and offering comfort when I felt lost. In my deepest moments of sadness, Biscuit never left my side. He would cuddle up to me in bed, providing warmth and companionship when I needed it most.
He was my world, my unconditional love, and his absence has left a void that words can scarcely express.
Me & You - 7th June 2025
A heartfelt ballad that encapsulates the essence of pure love. It paints a picture of two souls deeply connected, strolling hand in hand along the beach, feeling the warmth of the sun on their skin and the gentle breeze in their hair.
As the sun dips below the horizon and the moon rises in the night sky, the atmosphere is filled with magic—the kind that's often deemed cliché, but to us, it's everything. It's a celebration of those simple yet profound moments that define true love.
Every note and lyric reflects the joy of finding 'the one,' capturing the beauty of togetherness in a world that sometimes feels chaotic. And sometimes, the most clichéd moments are also the most genuine—they're the ones we hold closest to our hearts.
Stand Together - release date 11th July
"This song is an emotional testament to my sister Jay—a reflection of how incredibly proud we all are of her. In the face of adversity, she has shown remarkable strength and resilience, navigating each day with courage.
I want her to know that she can lean on us as much as she needs; we are here for her, ready to support her through this journey. Although her life has undeniably changed, I hope she can still find moments of normalcy and joy amid the challenges.
Life persists with hope, and organizations like Future Dreams have played a vital role in inspiring and uplifting her during this difficult time. That's why everything I create is dedicated to them—a celebration of Jayne's strength, the love of our family, and the dreams that still shine brightly ahead."

"The Man Behind the Mask"
"Writing about yourself is never easy, is it? I like to think I'm a simple, straightforward kind of guy — but if you asked my husband or my mates, they'd probably call that nonsense. Maybe I just strive for a simple life.
I see things in black and white. That's either a virtue or a right pain, depending on who you ask. I don't hide things well. My mouth often outruns my brain — but at least people always know where they stand with me.
I've had a pretty varied career — highs, lows, and all the weird bits in between. But right now, life's good. I've built a business I'm proud of. I've got a husband cares for me and is my rock And this new misica adventure? It's brought a bit of sparkle back into the everyday.

"My Little Family"
"Adam and I been together for 16 years—married for the last six—and in that time, we've opened businesses, closed a few, and built a life that's more than just work. He's my rock, my partner, and the one who keeps me grounded when things get wild (which they often do)
We share our home with Reggie, our mischievous little dog who rules the house, and we'll always carry the memory of Biscuit, our sweet pup who passed in September. She's still very much part of our story.
This adventure in sound isn't about success or money . It's about connection, honesty, and building something that lasts—just like we have.

"No Love Stronger Than a Sis & Bro.
"This should be easy to write — Jayne and I are textbook brother and sister in so many ways.
We had a bizarre childhood. I m
ean, not many people can say their parents swapped partners like some kind of domestic timeshare. It was odd. And it shaped us.
After we left home, we both carved out careers in the city. Jane married young and went on to have five incredible kids. Over the years, she's been everything to me — mum, dad, sister, brother, aunt, uncle, therapist, you name it. She's been my constant.
Two and a half years ago, Jayne broke down as she told me she had breast cancer. I remember thinking: Jane won't cope with a mastectomy. She's always been so beautiful. So glamorous. But now I find myself praying that was all it was — because that, at least, can be rebuilt.
Then came the real blow: it was stage four. And everything collapsed.
I can't imagine life without Jayne, Just knowing she's always at the end of the phone is a lifeline. Don't get me wrong — we've had our rows, said things we shouldn't have. But that's siblings, isn't it? And underneath it all, there's a bond between us that's unbreakable. Born from chaos. Forged in childhood.
Knowing she has cancer sits in my mind every single day. 24/7. But we live in hope. You hear of new breakthroughs all the time — HIV, COVID… So come on, world — cure cancer. Do it for Jayne. Do it for all the Jayne's out there.