Jeff Williams
Jeff Williams writes music for animated series like RWBY and Red vs. Blue. His songs often feature his daughter Casey Lee Williams on vocals, as you can hear...
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Jeff Williams writes music for animated series like RWBY and Red vs. Blue. His songs often feature his daughter Casey Lee Williams on vocals, as you can hear on tracks like 'All Things Must Die' and 'All That Matters.'
His work tends toward driving rock anthems with big choruses. 'This Will Be The Day' and 'Red Like Roses' are probably his best-known songs from the RWBY soundtrack.
He plays guitar, bass, and drums himself, and has worked with other musicians including vocalist Zach Aguilar and guitarist Alex Abraham. The music is straightforward and energetic, built for action sequences and fan enthusiasm rather than subtlety.
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