Willy William is a French DJ, record producer, and singer known for his globally successful club remixes and vocal collaborations.
Collaborated with Steve Aoki, El Alfa, Sean Paul, Sfera Ebbasta, and Play-N-Skillz on the track "Mambo."
Featured on the track "Mambo" alongside Steve Aoki, El Alfa, Sfera Ebbasta, and Play-N-Skillz.
Featured on the track "Mambo" alongside Steve Aoki, Sean Paul, Sfera Ebbasta, and Play-N-Skillz.
Featured on the track "Mambo" alongside Steve Aoki, El Alfa, Sean Paul, and Play-N-Skillz.
Featured on the track "Mambo" alongside Steve Aoki, El Alfa, Sean Paul, and Sfera Ebbasta.
Appeared on the song "Goodbye," which also featured Jason Derulo and Nicki Minaj. Additionally, collaborated on "Cuentale" with Nicky Jam.
Collaborated on the track "Goodbye" alongside David Guetta and Nicki Minaj.
Featured on the song "Goodbye" with David Guetta and Jason Derulo.
Collaborated on the single "Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom."
Collaborated with David Guetta on the song "Cuentale."
Collaborated on the track "Solo" also featuring Lali.
Collaborated on the track "Solo" alongside will.i.am.
Collaborated on the track "Highway" featuring Sofía Reyes.
Featured on the track "Highway" by Cheat Codes.
Featured on the track "Loco" by SWACQ.
Collaborated on the dancefloor hit "B Boyz Shake da Body."
Served as a member of the French music collective.
Collaborated on the song "Li tourner" with Alain Ramanisum.
Collaborated on tracks such as "C'Show" and "A l'Italienne" (featuring Frédéric François).
Featured on the song "On s'endort?."
Collaborated on "Je n'ai pas eu le temps" and "Es tu fiesta" (the latter also featuring Ryan Stevenson).
Featured on Ridsa's track "Je n'ai pas eu le temps."
Featured on the track "Suis-moi" from William's album "Une seule vie."
Featured on the track "Le tour du monde" from William's album "Une seule vie."
Featured on the track "Dangereuse" from William's album "Une seule vie."
Featured on the track "Personne n'est parfait" from William's album "Une seule vie."
Featured on the track "Dernier jour" from William's album "Une seule vie."
Collaborated on singles such as "Englishman in New York" (with Tefa & Moox) and "Paris."
Featured on the track "Keep My Cool."
Collaborated on the track "Bollywood."
Willy Fauade William was born on June 27, 1981, in Fréjus, Var, France, and raised in Champagné, Sarthe. He began his career in music in 2003, gaining initial recognition for his collaborative work with DJ Flex on the dancefloor hit “B Boyz Shake da Body.” In 2004, he further established himself as a producer under the pseudonym “Lord William” for the group “Tragedie.” He later joined the French music collective Collectif Métissé, while continuing to develop his solo projects and collaborations.
William’s career progressed with several successful collaborations in Francophone markets, contributing vocals and production to tracks like “Li tourner” with DJ Assad, “C Show” and “L’Italienne” with Les Jumo, and “On s’endort?” with Keen’V. In 2016, he achieved a significant milestone with his solo hit “Ego,” which he produced and sang. This track, from his album “Une seule vie,” charted across multiple European countries including France, Italy, Germany, Belgium, and Poland. “Ego” became his biggest French hit as a solo artist.
A major turning point in William’s career occurred in 2017 with the release of “Mi Gente,” a collaboration with Colombian artist J Balvin. This song achieved international success, leading to a remix featuring Beyoncé. “Mi Gente” was recognized with a Latin Billboard Music Award and an MTV Video Music Award for Best Latin Video in 2018. It also maintained the #1 position on Spotify Global for 12 consecutive weeks, topping charts worldwide. Following this success, William continued to release new music, including “La La La” in 2018, and collaborated on tracks such as “Goodbye” with David Guetta, Jason Derulo, and Nicki Minaj.
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