Being born around the Trinidadian culture, Kendall Williams has adopted the country's national instrument, the Steel pan. From as early as four years old, Kendall made efforts to mimic his parents as they displayed their talents in a Miami based steel band. It wasn't long before his efforts turned into a reality as he developed his skills and passion for the instrument. As he got older his passion brought out a connection to music and he was able to perform with large world renowned steel bands in Trinidad and Tobago as well as bands in the New York based scene for years and counting. He took things a step further when he graduated from Florida Memorial University with a BA in Music studying under the direction of Dr. Dawn Batson with his main instrument being the steel pan. He continued to further his studies at New York University, currently pursuing a Masters of Music Degree in Composition studying under a number of well known and accomplished professors. There he also actively participates in the NYU Steel band under the leadership of Josh Quillen. As he moves closer to graduating, his goals include composing and arranging music that can further showcase the steel pan for the virtuous instrument it is, while bringing his unique style to more conventional instruments known today.