The Williams Singers are a national gospel recording group based in Indianapolis, Indiana. They are comprised of brothers Darnell, Dezmien, and Dezrale Williams.

The group was formed by their father Rev. Charles Daniel Williams a native of Shreveport, Louisiana who relocated to Indianapolis in the 50s via railroad work. Being a local singer himself with a decent following as well as many failed attempts at being in a successful singing group; he decided to form a group with his six youngest sons. Then called The Christian Cavaliers. The group's name would be later changed to The Williams Family Singers.

After his sons grew up they began to develop other interests and didn't want to be a part of the group as much. This led to the group disbanding. However, in 2002 Brother Darnell had an idea to record a tribute album to their then ailing father that he could enjoy while he was still alive to enjoy it. Though supportive of the idea, brothers Rickey, Ryan, and Charles III we not interested in getting the group back together again. This led to Darnell, Dezmien, & Dezrale regrouping and naming the group The Williams Singers.

The Williams Singers first recording was done live in Indianapolis, Indiana in 2002 and independently released on their own independent recording label Deznell Music Group. The album was entitled "A tribute to Dad".

This venture was initially supposed to be a one time event, however seeing that the people of the city enjoyed hearing them sing and feeling the lost joy of singing together once again, they decided to stay together.

In March of 2016 The Williams Singers were signed to Blackberry Records owned and operated by The Williams Brothers of Smithdale Mississippi.

Discography: 2002 A tribute to Dad 2004 Hav'n Church 2007 Letting it all out 2009 A Williams Singers Christmas 2011 Experiences 2014 Destined