Bill Fuller, an acoustic based pop/rock singer/songwriter, began writing and studying music at very young age. Combining traditional classic rock with the contemporary sound of the nineties, Fuller performs and records with a live band. Heavily influenced by groups such as Crosby, Stills, and Nash, James Taylor, and Sting, his unique sound is layered with acoustic guitar and complex background vocals.

Having been involved in music his whole life, he has participated in numerous choirs, jazz bands, concert bands, musical productions, talent competitions, acoustic duos, and several rock bands at all levels of his education. Fuller studied music at Berklee College of Music, Iowa State University, and with several private instructors. While attending Berklee, he earned a degree in music production and engineering with voice as his principle instrument.

Having spent the last several years in New York City as an engineering technician at the renowned Right Track Recording Studios, Fuller has had the opportunity to work with top notch artists, producers, and engineers such as James Taylor, Hugh Padgham, Frank Filipetti, and Phil Ramone. While at Right Track, he had the opportunity to engineer a jazz project for the legendary Pat Metheny. He currently records his music in his home recording studio and has begun playing out in the New York Music scene. In addition, Fuller has been producing several other up-and-coming New York artists including Rachael Sage and Rob Giles.