Biography
Will Web is one of a handful of young electro revivalists associated with Detroit's Direct Beat label, also home to such names as Aux 88, K-1, and Mad Mike Banks. Like those artists, Web grew up steeped in equal parts early hip-hop (Run-DMC, Ice-T), techno-pop (Kraftwerk, Gary Numan), and first-wave Detroit techno (Model 500, Cybotron), and the breakbeat bias of his music stems from those artists' influence. A DJ through most of the '80s and on into the '90s, Web's first release appeared under his DJ name Mr. Bill (he took the name from the Saturday Night Live character) on the Digital Sects II compilation on Sean Deason's Matrix label. At Deason's behest, Web passed a tape of unreleased material to Mike Banks (of Direct Beat/Underground Resistance), leading to the release of Web's first DB 12-inch, Cosmic Drive-By, in 1996. He's since released an additional EP (Extraterrestrial Phunk) and contributed a track to the Direct Beat compilation EP, Experience Da Bass 2. Web also remixed Cronic Tronic's King of Bass, also on Direct Beat. He signed to the Astralwerks label in 1997, and released the Invasion EP later that year. ~ Sean Cooper, Rovi



 
Videos
Close
Will Web - D PLAYAS
Will Web - Spacewalk
AI Web Design | Will Web Designers Become Obsolete?
Will Web 3 Coding make a COMEBACK?
Will Web - Life on tek [bumpin' down Jefferson mix]
Will Web 3.0 lead to more subscription-based services?
Will Web Development Die in 10 Years?
Download SoundHound
The only App that can give you results through singing and humming search!
You can sing any song from this artist to help SoundHound users find it!