The DL Show recently sat down to interview R&B singer Michelle Williams, unfortunately the singer has a really common name.

Check out the interview after the jump.

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In celebration of Black Music Month (June), Wyclef Jean, Talib Kweli, Michelle Williams, David Banner and a host of other artists will perform free shows at Apple Stores around the country.

So far, the free concerts are set to take place in New York, Atlanta, Miami, San Francisco, Santa Monica, CA and Troy, MI, but more artists and venues are expected to jump aboard.

Artist: Michelle Williams
Song: 'We Break the Dawn'
Why You Should Watch: The former Destiny's Child singer breaks out the box in a big way as she struts her stuff and busts a move in the video for her first single off her upcoming album, 'Unexpected.'

Michelle Williams gave the BoomBox an exclusive look behind the scenes of her video for the first single, 'We Break the Dawn,' off her upcoming album, 'Unexpected.' The former Destiny's Child member breaks out of the box in a big way with the bass-heavy, dance track. Look for the full video premiere of 'We Break the Dawn' on May 15.

Check out the exclusive footage after the jump.

"This is my second draft," former Destiny's Child member Michelle Williams told the BoomBox of her new album dubbed 'Unexpected,' due in stores August 12.

The singer admits to having a completed project until her mother called her out for sticking to her old sound. "These kids need something to dance to," Williams' mother said after hearing her first draft, which was less of the bass-heavy, dance tracks she eventually recorded for 'Unexpected' and more of her former soulful, gospel sound.

Her mother's retort gave the singer the courage to go back in the studio and record tracks that represented her fun, playful side. "She gave me that permission," the singer explained. "It opened me up. Nobody can say anything because my mother told me I can do it." Williams went on to joke about her love for all genres of music and she admitted feeling like she's often pigeonholed as just a gospel artist or one-third of the best-selling female group. "I love all types of music, so if I wanna do bluegrass ... that's what I'll do!" Williams joked.