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Song of the week: Vinyl Williams: "Riddles Of The Sphinx"
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Jul 8, 2016
Song of the week: Vinyl Williams: "Riddles Of The Sphinx"
Williams descends from a proud musical lineage: he's the son of drummer and producer Mark T. Williams, and John Williams — yes, the film composer — is his grandfather.
Vinyl Williams is the solo project of artist and songwriter Lionel Williams
Vinyl Williams is the solo project of artist and songwriter Lionel Williams
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Vinyl Williams
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Williams descends from a proud musical lineage: he's the son of drummer and producer Mark T. Williams, and John Williams — yes, the film composer — is his grandfather.

This week's Off-Ramp song of the week is the newest single from Vinyl Williams: "Riddles of the Sphinx."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRe_fE8zpDU

Vinyl Williams is the project of Los Angeles' Lionel Williams - a musician and visual artist. Williams descends from a proud musical lineage: he's the son of drummer and producer Mark T. Williams, and John Williams — yes, the film composer — is his grandfather.

You can see Williams live on Wednesday, July 13. He's playing at the Blind Spot Project in Boyle Heights.  "Riddles of the Sphinx" is off the new Vinyl Williams album "Brunei," which gets released August 26.