William Stone on SoundBetter

Hi, I'm Will! As a songwriter-turned-producer, I've got experience working with professional artists and writers in both Nashville and Los Angeles, and crafting custom songs with Songfinch.

Songwriter, arranger, producer, mix engineer, mastering engineer, and vocal producer, with a degree in Commercial Music from Belmont University. Access to professional studio musicians for guitar, keys, drums, vocals, pedal steel, and more. Experience writing, producing, mixing, and mastering demos, singles, records, and EPs. Welcoming projects in a variety of styles.

Contact me through the green button above and let's get to work.

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10 Reviews - 1 Repeat Client

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by Kris D.
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I am at a loss for words as far as how to convince the person reading this that William is the real deal. All I can say is that I gave him the job of creating a masterpiece for my fiancé and I’s first dance. He not only did that… he crushed it. He worked with me when my time schedule was difficult to work with and was so helpful in creating a personal and profoundly emotional piece for our wedding in October. I could not be any happier. It’s perfect. Customer experience was the hands down the be
by Ann F.
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Will is the best!
by Ann F.
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The very best!
by Ann F.
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Amazing
by Aaron P.
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Very flexible and willing to work with you. Talented artist, works quickly and professionally.
by Pauline C.
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Will was awesome to work with. Very responsive and open to ideas. Truly strived to deliver what I wanted and accomplished that with his beautiful voice and lyrics on a short timeline. I would recommend him in a heartbeat!!
by Lisa Winfield
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Working with Will was awesome! I will definitely be using him as a producer on all my upcoming projects. He figured out what I wanted before I did. 10/10 recommend.
by Kris D.
I am at a loss for words as far as how to convince the person reading this that William is the real deal. All I can say is that I gave him the job of creating a masterpiece for my fiancé and I’s first dance. He not only did that… he crushed it. He worked with me when my time schedule was difficult to work with and was so helpful in creating a personal and profoundly emotional piece for our wedding in October. I could not be any happier. It’s perfect. Customer experience was the hands down the best experience I’ve had online.
by Tom Mathew
I worked w William through Songfinch for All I'm Trying to Say. He did a great job meeting my exact needs and transforming my written words and unwritten feelings into song. Dramatic pop and heartfelt strums for my gift to my wife on our 5th anniversary. I would highly recommend him to others seeking similar services.
by Jim Jorgensen
Through Songfinch, William produced the greatest song. The warmth of his voice and timing can not be beat and it is much appreciated the obvious heart he put in to this song. Forever and always...

Interview with William Stone

Q: What questions do you ask prospective clients?
A: What records have gotten you the most excited in the last year?
Q: What was your career path? How long have you been doing this?
A: I've been studying and loving music since the age of 7. After acquiring a degree in Commercial Music (non-classical) from Belmont University, I've spent the years since honing my skillset in Nashville, TN and Los Angeles, CA.
Q: What type of music do you usually work on?
A: Pop, singer/songwriter, alternative, country, and everything in between!
Q: What are you working on at the moment?
A: My current projects include a debut full-length record for Seattle singer/songwriter Dani Hobbs, and a string of singles slated for 2020-2021 for two Nashville artists: Sam Varga and Lisa Winfield.
Q: What's your 'promise' to your clients?
A: The job isn't finished until we're both thrilled with the result! I'm more than happy to continue with revisions until we have a product we're all proud of.
Q: What's the biggest misconception about what you do?
A: Often times production and mixing are viewed as linear processes - in my experience, every song has a life of its own, and "a good mix" isn't an objective idea, just like a single shirt won't fit every body the same way.
Q: Describe the most common type of work you do for your clients.
A: As a writer/producer, I most often take a work tape or song idea from clients, along with sound references, and create a backing track. If the client would like their own vocals featured on the song, I can guide them towards the best way to record and send those files to me, or I can hire professional vocalists from my own network.