American music project
White Williams is the music project of Cleveland/New York-based musician Joe Williams. He released one album and EP under this name before using the Motion Graphics moniker. In August 2016 the self-titled album was released through Domino Records. 
Background.
Williams was born in Cleveland, Ohio. Williams's started playing music as a fifteen-year-old drummer for Ohio area bands Oblongata (Cleveland), Machete (Cincinnati), Mr Mad Man (Cincinnati) and USA Crypt (Cincinnati).
Williams spent the next two years recording "Smoke" while traveling between Cincinnati, New York City, Cleveland, and San Francisco.
In 2013, he soundtracked the film "12 O'Clock Boys". Williams' debut album under the Motion Graphics alias, "Motion Graphics" (2016), features melodies resembling instruments like marimbas and clarinets created with symphonic software mixed with crystal synths, drum patterns and understated vocals, resulting in what Max Pearl of "Resident Advisor" described as an "uncanny pop hybrid of human and computer music". The release was Williams' first for Domino Records. "Thump" described the album as a reflection of how "we use technology and communicate in a digital era."
Discography.
As White Williams:
As Motion Graphics:
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