William John Titus Bishop performed orchestral works and other musical genres before learning to play the guitar and perform at smaller venues on the London circuit.
He has gone on to play international festivals and tour widely. In a breakaway from his stifling classical background, he went on to writing his own songs.
He then recorded three full-length studio albums and amassed a following of over 1.5 million on social media and his last album gained 4 million Spotify streams in its first week.
William John Titus Bishop unveiled the poignant ‘Take This Waltz,’ towards the start of the year and this is from his upcoming tribute to Leonard Cohen.
‘Take This Waltz’ features a moving and heartfelt jazz arrangement, with smooth melodies and the gentle vocals of William John Titus Bishop as he conjures up this soulful and mellow composition.
His music is used on degree courses at the Universities of York and Sussex. His music has been featured on BBC Radio 3 in the UK.
In late 2025 his essay on Early Modern libertinism was published in an international academic journal.
