William Spurlin (composer and creator)

William Spurlin is an independent composer, recording artist and media creator in Grovetown, Georgia.^[1] He releases music under his own name. His Georgia company, Spurlin LLC, is credited on his recordings and on his Daily Instrumental podcast, and it published the 2026 book he co-wrote.^[2][3][4] He should not be confused with the queer-studies scholar William J. Spurlin.

Disclosure: William Spurlin maintains this wiki. He pointed out the ventures listed below, and each one is cited to a public page.

Music

His official website lists 29 albums and singles, from the 2020 single "Feelin' Cold" and the album Zebian Memories (Super Metroid) to PhreakNIC 2025 and Symphonic Horrors.^[5] Apple's catalogue holds 28 of them, released between April 2020 and November 2025.^[2]

His album Memories from the Vault, Vol. 1 came out on November 5, 2020. It has 17 tracks, and the opening track is "March of the Gladiators" (2:17).^[6][7][8] TikTok lists "March of the Gladiators" as a sound that users can add to their videos.^[9] His Spotify catalog also includes a version of "Can You Feel the Love Tonight".^[10]

Sports anthems

Since mid-2025 he has released six sports "anthem" singles named for college and professional teams. "All In (Clemson Anthem)" and "Cocky Nation (Carolina Gamecocks)" came out on July 28, 2025. "Chop On (Atlanta Braves Anthem)", "Hail to the Victors (Go Blue Anthem)", "Dirty Birds (Falcons Anthem)" and "Between the Hedges (UGA Fight Anthem)" followed on August 19, 2025.^[2][11][12] On September 24, 2026, Spotify showed 1,134 monthly listeners for his artist profile, and "Chop On (Atlanta Braves Anthem)" was his most-played track there, with 14,505 plays.^[13]

Other recordings

On November 5, 2025, he released two albums named for PhreakNIC: PhreakNIC 2025, with 15 tracks, and PhreakNIC Kids Album 26 (feat. Nirtom). His website tags the first "phreaknic" and "hacker-con".^[2][14][15] Apple Music also lists his music videos, among them "Cyberspace Symphony" (2025) and "Bitcoin Billionaires" (2024).^[16]

Distribution

He distributes his recordings through DistroKid. DistroKid's HyperFollow pages, which the service labels as user-generated, collect the store links for each release. The page for Memories from the Vault, Vol. 1 links to Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes, Amazon, Deezer, iHeartRadio and Napster. The pages for "Chop On (Atlanta Braves Anthem)" and PhreakNIC 2025 link to Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes, Deezer and iHeartRadio.^[17][18][19] The release pages on his website link to these HyperFollow pages, and the one for Memories from the Vault also links straight to the album on Amazon.^[20][15] He also has an artist page on YouTube Music.^[21]

Spurlin LLC

Spurlin LLC is a domestic limited liability company based in Grovetown, Georgia. Bizapedia's copy of the Georgia Secretary of State record shows that it was filed on March 15, 2019, under file number 19039529. It also shows the company's status as Active/Compliance and names William Spurlin as its organizer.^[22]

Every release in his Apple catalogue carries the ℗ (sound-recording copyright) credit "Spurlin LLC", from Memories from the Vault, Vol. 1 (℗ 2020) to the 2025 anthems and PhreakNIC 2025.^{[2][7][11][14]} The company is also named as the copyright holder of the Daily Instrumental podcast and as the publisher of Daily Goodwill.^[3][4]

His website's footer carries a 2026 Spurlin LLC copyright notice and lists a "Spurlin LLC Network" of sites: spurlin.llc, spurlin.games, spurlin.tv, mtg.dad, norble.pet, dailygoodwill.xyz and jailreport.lol.^[23] What these and related sites show:

• Spurlin.TV (spurlin.tv) is a video site with the tagline "From the Mind of Spurlin". Its series include Captain Spurlin and MTG Pack a Day, and its footer carries a Spurlin LLC copyright.^[24]
• Captain Spurlin's Casino (spurlin.games) is a free social casino game. Its coins are virtual and cannot be bought or cashed out, and its footer carries a Spurlin LLC copyright.^[25]
• mtg.dad is a Magic: The Gathering fan site for returning players, with box-lot openings, booster "pack cracks" and a six-part lore guide. Its footer carries a Spurlin LLC copyright.^[26]
• captainspurlin.com, which is not on the network list, is a food, hot-sauce and spirits blog written in the voice of the pirate character Captain Spurlin. It calls itself a production of Spurlin LLC and points readers to Spurlin.TV.^[27]
• norble.pet is titled Norble — Virtual Pet World,^[28] and jailreport.lol is a satirical site that says all of its arrests and stories are fictional.^[29]

Spurlin TV

The YouTube channel Spurlin TV (@spurlintv) is the YouTube account linked from his website. The site also presents the official videos for his albums Symphonic Horrors and Roadhouse Blues and his single "For Auld Lang Syne" under the Spurlin.TV name.^[23][30] The channel joined YouTube on March 15, 2019, and describes itself as an entertainment channel about its creator's varied interests. In September 2026 it had about 10,600 subscribers, 319 videos and 173,244 total views, and it linked to captainspurlin.com. A featured section on the channel introduces Captain Spurlin and announces hot-sauce challenges, spirit reviews and gadget videos as coming to Spurlin.TV.^[31] See Spurlins on YouTube.

Spurlin FM

According to the site's maintainer, William Spurlin also runs Spurlin FM (spurlin.fm), an internet radio site with ten commercial-free music stations. They are Prime (variety), Granite (rock), Afterburn (alternative), Strobe (EDM), Spur (country), The Cypher (hip-hop), Lush (instrumentals), bitwize music (electronic and chiptune), Evergreen Echoes (holiday music) and PhreakNIC.fm, which the site calls the official radio station of PhreakNIC.^[32][33]

Evergreen Echoes is also home to Daily Good Will — with Kris Evergreen, a daily podcast of short reflections on kindness. Its website, dailygoodwill.xyz, is on the Spurlin LLC network list and describes the show as part of Evergreen Echoes on Spurlin FM.^[34][23] Apple Podcasts credits the show's copyright to Spurlin.fm and listed 277 episodes. The first went out on December 19, 2025.^[35][36]

Daily Instrumental

Daily Instrumental is a music podcast created by William Spurlin, and its copyright is credited to Spurlin LLC. It released one new instrumental composition a day, in styles from ambient and lo-fi to cinematic orchestral and electronic. It ran for 74 episodes between January 22 and April 4, 2026.^[3][37] See Spurlin podcasts and podcast hosts.

Books

Daily Goodwill: A Book of Kindness was published by Spurlin LLC on June 23, 2026. Amazon credits it to Kris Evergreen and William James Spurlin Sr. The 103-page book was issued in paperback (ISBN 979-8994770801) and hardcover (ISBN 979-8994770818).^[4][38] It has seven chapters, one for each day of the week, and its description says it is based on the podcast of the same name.^[4] Spurlin FM's page for Evergreen Echoes describes Kris Evergreen as the host of the podcast and the voice of the station.^[39] See Books by Spurlin authors.

Online presence

• His official website, williamspurlin.com, gathers his music, videos, books and reels. It lists the personas Spurlin.TV, Captain Spurlin, kNightCap, William Spurlin, Tha Cubicle Boyz, Ulfr the Wordsmith, Dr. Synth, Crook and Saint and Dusty Chrome. It also links to his Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, SoundCloud and Facebook music pages, and it says his reels are posted on Facebook.^[23][40]
• On X, the account @frozenlogic, under the name William Spurlin, describes its owner as a music enthusiast, digital music composer and dabbler in many topics, gives his location as Grovetown, Georgia, and links to williamspurlin.com. It joined X in July 2008.^[1] The website links to the Spotify and Apple Music artist pages cited in this article, which connects the X account to the streaming artist.^[23][5] See Spurlins on Instagram and X.

Family

According to the site's maintainer, Spurlin Woodworking, a woodturning business in Grovetown, belongs to a member of his family. It is a separate company, and he does not run it.