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Recording artists named Spurlin on Spotify, Apple Music and other streaming services, from 1950s rockabilly reissues and a 1980s soul single to today's independent releases.

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Several artist profiles on streaming services carry the Spurlin name. The Spotify monthly-listener figures below were read from the artist pages on September 24, 2026, and change from day to day.

Spotify

  • Tommy Spurlin: reissued recordings by the 1950s rockabilly singer (1928–2005). His Spotify profile showed 134 monthly listeners.[1] See Tommy Spurlin.
  • William Spurlin: an independent composer who maintains this wiki. His releases include Memories from the Vault, Vol. 1 (2020) and a run of sports "anthem" singles. His Spotify profile showed 1,134 monthly listeners, and his most-played track there was "Chop On (Atlanta Braves Anthem)", with 14,505 plays.[2][3] See William Spurlin (composer and creator).
  • Spurlin: the profile of singer-songwriter Dillon Spurlin, which showed 42 monthly listeners. His official website links to it, and its biography describes a Minnesota singer-songwriter who can be followed on social media as "@Spurlinthemusic".[4][5]

Apple Music

  • Dillon Spurlin's catalog, under the name Spurlin, includes the self-titled album Spurlin (2020) and Hard Way (2024), as well as singles from 2018 onward.[6] He is also credited on nine of the ten tracks of Damn, dude., a 2026 album by the artist Damn dude.; most of its tracks are credited to Damn dude., Spurlin and Tarias and the Sound.[7]
  • William Spurlin's catalog runs from 2020, with the album Zebian Memories (Super Metroid) and Silverscreen Memories, Vol. 1, to 2025, with PhreakNIC 2025 and PhreakNIC Kids Album 26 (feat. Nirtom).[8][9] Each of his 28 releases in Apple's catalogue carries the ℗ credit of Spurlin LLC, his Georgia company.[10][11]
  • The 1986 soul single by Tracy Spurlin and George Kerr, "If You Could Read My Mind" / "Don't Fight the Feeling", was reissued as a five-track digital EP in 2014.[12]
  • Jazz saxophonist Dwaine Spurlin released four singles in 2017: "California Wish", "Yoga Sunrise", "Dwaine's Groove" and "Ocb".[13]
  • The Auburn University Marching Band's 2011–2012 album is credited to the band and "Dr. Corey Spurlin", its director.[14] See Corey Spurlin.
  • Robert Spurlin has released albums and singles since September 2025 in country, rock, comedy and other genres. Larry Spurlin released ten singles in February 2026, half of which Apple Music files under Christian music.[15][16]

Other platforms

Dillon Spurlin's Hard Way is on the major digital services, and he also sells CDs at shows.[17] William Spurlin has an artist page on YouTube Music, and his official website links to his Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube and SoundCloud pages.[18][9] He distributes his music through DistroKid. Its "HyperFollow" page for his album PhreakNIC 2025 links to Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes, Deezer and iHeartRadio.[19] The HyperFollow page for Memories from the Vault, Vol. 1 adds Amazon and Napster to those stores.[20]

See also

  • Dillon Spurlin (musician) · People mixed
    Dillon Spurlin is a self-produced singer-songwriter from Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, who records and performs as "Spurlin" and released the album Hard Way in 2024. He has also played leading roles in Fargo–Moorhead musical theatre.
  • William Spurlin (composer and creator) · People mixed
    William Spurlin, of Grovetown, Georgia, is an independent composer and media creator who maintains this wiki. He releases music under his own name through his company, Spurlin LLC, including the 2020 album Memories from the Vault, Vol. 1 and a run of sports anthem singles. His other ventures include the Spurlin TV YouTube channel, the Daily Instrumental podcast, the Spurlin FM radio site and the 2026 book Daily Goodwill. He is not the scholar William J. Spurlin.
  • Tommy Spurlin · People strong
    Tommy Spurlin (1928–2005) was an American country and rockabilly singer best known for the 1956 single "Hang Loose (I've Gotta Rock)" with his Southern Boys.
  • Tracy Spurlin (singer) · People strong
    Tracy Spurlin is a soul singer who recorded "If You Could Read My Mind" with producer George Kerr on a 1986 Harbor Light Records 12-inch single, now a rare-groove collectible.
  • Dwaine Spurlin · People strong
    Dwaine Spurlin is a San Francisco jazz saxophonist, flutist, composer and leader of the Dwaine Spurlin Band (DSB). He played saxophone on LPs by Karlton Hester and Kwaku Dadey in the early 1980s and has led his own groups in the Bay Area since at least 1984.
  • Corey Spurlin · People mixed
    Corey Spurlin is an American conductor and music educator who has directed the Auburn University Marching Band since 2007. He was briefly a finalist for the Ohio State marching band post in 2015.
  • Spurlins in music · Culture strong
    A roundup of musicians and music credits under the Spurlin name, from 1950s rockabilly and small-label country 45s to a 1980s soul single, jazz sidemen, a Christian metal guitarist, Bill Clinton's high-school band director, a university marching band director, a record-company sales representative and present-day streaming artists.

References

  1. ↑ Tommy Spurlin — Spotify — artist page; 134 monthly listeners on September 24, 2026 Commercial
  2. ↑ William Spurlin — Spotify — artist page; 1,134 monthly listeners and play counts viewed September 24, 2026 Commercial
  3. ↑ Memories from the Vault, Vol. 1 — William Spurlin — Spotify Commercial
  4. ↑ Spurlin the Music — official website — links to the Spurlin profiles on Spotify and Apple Music Official
  5. ↑ Spurlin — Spotify — artist page and biography; 42 monthly listeners on September 24, 2026 Commercial
  6. ↑ Spurlin — Apple Music — albums Spurlin (January 10, 2020) and Hard Way (August 31, 2024); singles from "Butterfly" (2018) Commercial
  7. ↑ Damn, dude. — Damn dude. — Apple Music — 2026, 10 songs; Spurlin credited on nine, eight of them as "Damn dude., Spurlin & Tarias and the Sound" Commercial
  8. ↑ William Spurlin — Apple Music — artist page listing albums from 2020 to 2025 Commercial
  9. ↑ ↑ Music — williamspurlin.com — official list of albums and singles, with links to his streaming profiles Official
  10. ↑ William Spurlin albums — Apple iTunes Search API lookup — 28 releases, April 7, 2020 to November 5, 2025, each with a "℗ Spurlin LLC" copyright line; retrieved September 25, 2026 Commercial
  11. ↑ Memories from the Vault, Vol. 1 — Album by William Spurlin — Apple Music — November 5, 2020; 17 songs; ℗ 2020 Spurlin LLC Commercial
  12. ↑ If You Could Read My Mind / Don't Fight the Feeling – EP — Tracy Spurlin & George Kerr — Apple Music — 2014, 5 songs Commercial
  13. ↑ Dwaine Spurlin — Apple Music — four singles, all 2017 Commercial
  14. ↑ Auburn University Marching Band, 2011-2012 — Auburn University Marching Band & Dr. Corey Spurlin — Apple Music — 2012, 19 songs Commercial
  15. ↑ Robert Spurlin — Apple Music — albums and singles from 2025 and 2026 Commercial
  16. ↑ Larry Spurlin — Apple Music — ten singles, February 2026; five in the Christian genre Commercial
  17. ↑ Detroit Lakes native releases new music album — Detroit Lakes Tribune News
  18. ↑ William Spurlin — YouTube Music — artist page with albums and singles; viewed September 24, 2026 Commercial
  19. ↑ PhreakNIC 2025 by William Spurlin — DistroKid HyperFollow Commercial
  20. ↑ Memories from the Vault, Vol. 1 by William Spurlin — DistroKid HyperFollow — links to Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes, Amazon, Deezer, iHeartRadio and Napster Commercial

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Last reviewed 2026-09-25.