White Williams
Commercials against commercialism - is that like a double negative? And does it cancel itself out?
White Williams: Functioning In Fragments (00:57)
Joe’s music doesn’t contain The Elephant Man, a backwards-talking dwarf, or Robert Blake in white makeup; nevertheless, he is a huge David Lynch fan.
Everyone wants to shit on Bush (and granted, it feels pretty damn good), but Joe believes that we need to look at the broader picture and spread the blame around.
White Williams: The Cleve (1:15)
Close buddies Greg Gillis , Frank Musarra , Andrew Strasser and Shawn Lovejoy continue to collaborate with White Williams, like the old Cleveland days.
White Williams: The Art Biz (00:41)
Though Warhol wasn't trying to sell soup, he did give new dimension to canned tomato soup beyond the grilled cheese sandwich.
White Williams: Suburban Superstar (2:11)
Emerging from white-bread suburbia forced a young Joe to strive to be different; music was his closest confidant.
Or simply different expectations. It's not for everybody, and it's definitely not for Joe.
Joe is obviously an audio-visual learner and not a tactile or kinesthetic one.
East meets West as the ‘nobody works’ model of life engulfs Brooklyn in the summertime.
White Williams: Rock God Guides (1:19)
During his earlier projects, Joe was heavily influenced by rock royalty such as Lou Reed , Iggy , Bowie , Brian Eno , John Cale, Kevin Hayers, Kraftwerk , Neu! , and Michael Rother.
White Williams: The E Street Blasmusik (1:42)
All 'Route to Palm' needs is something borrowed and something blue to be the perfect bride.
White Williams: Santa Fe Escape (00:37)
Joe can't say enough about Santa Fe, and those guys from Rent seemed to really dig it too.
Current access and exposure to art and media has increased immensely with the internet; it’s up to us to pass judgment and use the force wisely.
White Williams: Try Something Different (1:54)
Swiss artistic uniformity? That's interesting because those Swatch watches had the most random designs I've ever seen.
A producer’s brain often finds beauty and inspiration in select snippets of music that seem bizarre to the masses.
