Warren “Slim” Williams is an American award-winning film composer, actor, singer and songwriter. His career started in Rocky Mount North Carolina playing piano at Mount Zion Baptist Church at the age of 9. When he was 14 his family moved to Norfolk, Virginia where he played in numerous bands until being asked to move to Detroit as the keyboardist for Philipe Wynn, the Lead singer of the Spinners. Fate led Slim and three other American musicians to Montreal, Canada where the group “Tchukon” was formed. Slim helped propel the band to national heights when they won the CBC’s Rock Wars (Best Band in Canada) and then on to win The U.S talent competition Star Search (Best Band in North America). He himself has performed with legendary artists such as Bo Diddley, Ben E King, Big Mama Thorton and has shared the stage with artists including Smokey Robinson, Oscar Peterson, Daniel Lavoie, The Neville Brothers and Joe Cocker just to name a few. As a Musical Director, Williams has been involved with some colossal projects such as the Atlanta Olympic Games TV special, The World Basketball Championships in Toronto and five years with the Just For Laughs International Comedy Festival working with such greats as Dave Chappelle, Kevin Hart, Bernie Mac, Cedric the Entertainer and Joy Behar.