William Spurlin (digital music composer)
William Spurlin is an independent recording artist on streaming services. He is known for the 2020 album Memories from the Vault, Vol. 1, which opens with "March of the Gladiators", and for a series of unofficial sports "anthem" singles. He is not the same person as the scholar William J. Spurlin.
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William Spurlin is an independent artist whose recordings are on the major streaming services. He should not be confused with the queer-studies scholar William J. Spurlin.[1][2]
Recordings
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).[2][3] TikTok lists "March of the Gladiators" as a sound that users can add to their videos.[4] His Spotify catalog also includes a version of "Can You Feel the Love Tonight".[5]
Since 2025 he has released a series of unofficial sports "anthem" singles. They include "Chop On (Atlanta Braves Anthem)", released August 19, 2025, and "All In (Clemson Anthem)", released July 28, 2025.[6][7] 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.[1]
Identity note
An X (Twitter) account called @frozenlogic, under the name William Spurlin, describes its owner as a music enthusiast and digital music composer in Grovetown, Georgia, and links to the website williamspurlin.com.[8] That site presents his music, videos, books and reels, lists his albums and singles, and links to the Spotify artist profile cited in this article and to his Apple Music artist page. This connects the X account to the streaming artist.[9][10]
See also
- Spurlin artists on streaming platforms · Culture weak
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. - William J. Spurlin · People strong
William J. Spurlin (born 1954) is an American-born literary scholar, Professor Emeritus of English and Comparative Literature at Brunel University London, known for work in queer and postcolonial studies. He is a different person from the recording artist William Spurlin and, apparently, from the Boston broadcast engineer Bill Spurlin. - 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. - Spurlins on Instagram and X · Culture weak
Public Instagram and X (Twitter) accounts connected to the Spurlin name. They belong to musicians, a chef, an athlete, a minister, a consultant and local businesses. - Spurlins on TikTok · Culture weak
How the Spurlin name appears on TikTok: a scam-awareness creator account, music by a Spurlin artist offered as a sound, and a widely shared clip of a World War II veteran. - Spurlins on YouTube · Culture weak
An overview of public YouTube channels connected to the Spurlin name. They include music, entertainment, car-restoration, farm and podcast channels, plus many small personal channels.
References
- ↑ ↑ William Spurlin — Spotify — artist page; 1,134 monthly listeners and play counts viewed September 24, 2026 Commercial
- ↑ ↑ Memories from the Vault, Vol. 1 — Album by William Spurlin | Spotify Commercial
- ↑ March of the Gladiators by William Spurlin — Apple Music Commercial
- ↑ William Spurlin - March of the Gladiators | TikTok Social
- ↑ Can You Feel the Love Tonight — song by William Spurlin | Spotify Commercial
- ↑ Chop On (Atlanta Braves Anthem) — Single by William Spurlin on Apple Music Commercial
- ↑ All In (Clemson Anthem) — Single by William Spurlin on Apple Music — released July 28, 2025 Commercial
- ↑ William Spurlin (@frozenlogic) / X — profile viewed September 24, 2026 Social
- ↑ William Spurlin — Everything William Spurlin (official website) — links to his Spotify and Apple Music artist pages Official
- ↑ Music — williamspurlin.com — list of albums and singles Official
Last reviewed 2026-09-24.