Will Sparks

William James Sparks, universally recognized by his stage name Will Sparks, is an Australian electronic music producer and disc jockey who hails from Melbourne. He immersed himself in the vibrant local nightlife culture during his formative years, steadily honing a high-energy production style that eventually helped define the Melbourne bounce subgenre and the broader commercial dance music movement of the early 2010s.

His major mainstream breakthrough occurred in 2013 with the release of the hit single “Bring It Back,” a collaborative effort with fellow artist Joel Fletcher that dominated club playlists. He quickly capitalized on that momentum the following year by dropping “Ah Yeah So What!,” which enlisted British grime artist Wiley and Australian vocalist Elen Levon. This track propelled him further into international chart success and broadened his touring footprint.

Over the years, Sparks has maintained a relentless global touring schedule, performing at major festivals and venues across multiple continents. While his career has taken him to the world’s biggest stages, he remains firmly connected to his hometown roots in Melbourne, continually pushing the boundaries of modern electronic dance music through ongoing studio releases and energetic live performances.