Ace Williams

BIO


Ace Williams is an artist who is credited as a
singer/songwriter/composer/storywriter. The Los Angeles Native has been
interested in music since the age of 11. At 15, he began his musical endeavors
as a rapper, creating home-made rap tapes for friends and peers, composing
rap lyrics to instrumental records that were already on the market.

As a musician, Ace prefers to expand musically and venture towards a multi-
genre of music i.e. soul, rock, hip-hip, pop and all genres of alternative music.
Inspired by the likes of musical luminaries such as Stevie Wonder, Seal,
Lenny Kravitz, Tears for Fears, Kanye West, Ace prefers to be limitless in
music so that he won’t make a full stop someday and will be able to continue
in his creativity. Constantly looking to broaden his musical horizons, Ace’s
objective is not to be confined to any specific category of music, but to make a
strong in impact in all music categories and markets.

Ace has matured as a songwriter and recording artist, and has developed additional skills as a storywriter. He currently majors in American Cinema at Chaffey College in Rancho Cucamonga, CA and has interests in working as a storywriter to provide storyboards for film and comic book literature.

Ace was recognized by The 12th Annual, Billboard World Song Contest for
honorable mention of his R&B composition “Mama’s Man”, which depicts
child abuse, and was personally, congratulated by Billboard’s president, Jim
Halsey.

On the production end, Ace directs and oversees all of his musical works,
producing, composing, and performing all of his own vocal work as a co-
arranger and music director.

A world of musical genres, a multi-genre of sounds laced with lyrics destined
to make you muse and pause…and think about the cause, creating music from
his soul and spirit, seeking the opportunity to produce a body of work for
times to come.
Mama’s Man
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“Mama’s Man (Minimized Version)”
(Verse 1)
Mama was lonely so she took him in
Mama wasn’t happy unless she had a friend
Living on Welfare and she never my cry
All I remember is asking GOD why…

(Bridge)
Cause mama’s man abused me and he told me not to tell
He said tell mama, tell her I just fell
Every morning when I wake I hope this would the last day
That I’d see mama’s man and all my tears will go away
I’d stay up all night, hearing them fight…

Mama’s Man
So many times I wanted to tell someone
And so many times I wanted my life to be done
Staring at families, wishing that was me
So much love, living in a home so free
(Bridge)
Mama’s man laughed when he said he’d never leave
Mama said she loved him even though he made her weep
A slave to her loneliness and she didn’t understand
Taken for granted, imprisoned by mama’s man
Keeping the faith
I won’t pass away…
Mama’s Man
Written by Ace Williams
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Ace Williams is currently featured in the June Edition of #LOV3RZ Magazine™. *Available in Digital and Print -
Most recently in the month of January Ace was featured in the in the January Edition of #LOV3RZ Magazine @ - *Available in Digital and Print.

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