A sound movement developed by its ever-creative CEO, Producer and Engineer, Jermaine “sound.wav” Evans. He has run sound for some of the biggest names in the Gospel industry such as: Bishop Paul S. Morton, Bishop Love, and William Murphy, just to name a few. Additionally, his production and engineering has been a part of Hip Hop greats such as: Rampage The Last Boy Scout of the FlipMode Squad, M. Watts of the Re-up Gang, and Mr. Cheeks of the Lost Boys.
In 2018, he established “Water Walkas” with the idea that his artists are not afraid to have faith, and believe in themselves as Peter had in God to walk on water. With a sound like no other music producer, his soulful, rich vibes can easily flow with a Gospel or secular artist’s lyrics. He is quoted as believing, “...we all love God.” Inspired by musical greats, the RZA of Wu-Tang, Premier, and Quincy Jones, he blends his love of Hip Hop, Gospel, Rock, and Soul music.
With over 25 years of audio engineering experience, Evans was always involved in media; whether on a movie set or designing in-home recording studios. Evans comes from a musical family, as his grandfather sang with Sam Cooke and was a part of the Gospel group, Silvertone. He tried his best to fit in with his big brother and friends, back when all you had was a cassette tape and a sampler.
He has had the opportunity to produce independent commercial productions for Clear Channel radio station, 103 Jamz in Virginia, but his greatest accomplishment was producing and releasing three albums in 2018. With over 1 million combined streams, “Amen” included multiple artists, “We Stepping in Increase” was in collaboration with Gospel artist, Brother J, and “Holy Bars”, an instrumental album showcasing his beat production skills. 2019 has brought the awaited release of “Water Walkas vs Swimmers”.
Evans received certificates from “The Recording Shop”. He went on to acquire his Bachelor’s of Science in Audio Engineering and Master’s of Science in Education from the elite Full Sail University. He’s very passionate about sharing his knowledge of audio engineering with children and adults alike, developing future and current engineers.