Hype Williams is an enigmatic and experimental music project that emerged in the late 2000s, often shrouded in mystery and with a fluid membership that challenges the very concept of what it means to be a musical "group". Allegedly formed by Dean Blunt and Inga Copeland, Hype Williams is known for their unconventional approach to music production and an evasive public persona, which includes giving conflicting information about their origins and members. They take their name from the well-known music video director, adding an extra layer of cultural commentary to their work.

Their music is a fusion of electronic, hip hop, dub, and avant-garde influences, often characterized by lo-fi production, obscure samples, and a laid-back, hazy aesthetic that reflects the obscure nature of their identity. Among their recent releases, "One Nation" (2011) and "Rainbow Edition" (2017) have furthered their reputation for crafting immersive sonic experiences that evade traditional genre classifications. "Kathy goes 2 Haiti" is another of their cryptic outputs, further cementing their repute for producing music that is elusive yet captivating. "L's" continues this trend, offering another piece to the diffuse puzzle that is Hype Williams’ discography, inviting listeners to interpret and make sense of the art for themselves. Despite their cryptic nature, Hype Williams has secured a dedicated following, with fans eagerly dissecting their every release for a glimpse into the minds behind the music.