Steven A. Williams (born 1965) is a British musician, composer, record producer and engineer based in

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, London. Williams' contributions to music includes performing on UK top 40 albums such as

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's ''Pure'', performing and programming on the soundtrack to the film, ''

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'' and endorsement by several audio companies such as Sony Oxford, Celemony & SE Electronics.

Career

After studying at the

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, Williams made a name for himself touring with

. Williams has also worked on the soundtrack for the feature films ''

'' and ''

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''. Other artists Williams has worked with include

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, T'Paul,

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and

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, In 2004, Williams opened his own facility, The Chapel Studios.

References

External links

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Filmsandmusicllp.wordpress.com

Celemony.com

Seelectronics.com

Proaudioguide.com

Official site
{{DEFAULTSORT:Williams, Steven A 1965 births Living people British male drummers British record producers British composers Musicians from Coventry British male pianists 21st-century British pianists 21st-century British male musicians