MEET JERMAINE WILLIAMS

At eight years old, Jermaine began performing as a drummer with local gospel music groups in and around the New Orleans Metropolitan area. Four years later, he became the first hand-picked student of Professor Edward “Kidd” Jordan and The Jazz & Heritage School of Music, where he was introduced to music theory and jazz. At fourteen, he was allowed early admission into the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts (NOCCA) where he continued his jazz studies with Clyde Kerr, Jr and began to play the bass guitar. By seventeen, in addition to continuing to perform and tour with Gospel music acts, he began performing alongside jazz greats like Wynton Marsalis, Joe Henderson, and other highly acclaimed artists!

After graduating from the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts in 1996, he continued his education, with Professor Ellis Marsalis, at the University of New Orleans. Now considered amongst the best multi-instrumentalists on the planet, Jermaine has recorded over two hundred songs, performed in twenty countries, and toured four continents.

Forced by the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, Jermaine relocated to Houston, Texas in 2005. He quickly re-established himself as a top musician there. He began working, as a bassist, at St. Johns Downtown in December 2005. By 2007, he was promoted to Musical Director. In 2016, adding AVL to his leadership, he was promoted to Creative Director.

In 2019, he became a founding member of TheRoux, a trio of well-respected artists/super-producers. They are rapidly becoming known as one of the premier production teams of the southern United States. Jermaine’s solo debut EP is expected to release later this year, while continuing to record and mix other artist’s featured projects.

In 2021, many businesses and churches are turning to creative uses of cutting-edge technology to reduce costs, improve efficiency, and expand their reach. Using the unique set of skills amassed through the years, he is able to streamline this development/revitalization process.

Jermaine Williams's Professional Services:

Artist
Super-producer
Multi-instrumentalist
Consultant

Jermaine Williams's Notable Artist Collaborations:

•Ali-Ollie Woodson (Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame) •Sir Earl Toon (Grammy Hall Of Fame) •Michelle Williams/Destiny’s Child (60 million albums) •Shirley Caesar (12 Grammys) •Yolanda Adams (5 Grammys, 10 million albums) •PJ Morton (3 Grammys) •Chris Dave (2 Grammys) •Solange Knowles (Grammy) •Gordon Chambers (Grammy) •Tamar Davis (Grammy nom) •Kim Burrell (Grammy nom) •Eric Roberson (Grammy nom) •Brian Courtney Wilson (Grammy nom) •Frank McComb •Scarface •Tweet •Chantae Cann •Sy Smith •Zacardi Cortez •James Fortune •Kathy Taylor •Texas Annual Conference of UMC •Bishop Paul S Morton & Full Gospel Fellowship •Greater St. Stephens •St Johns Downtown •Second Baptist Houston •Windsor Village •and many others!

Jermaine Williams's Discography:

•2019 “Soldier” by DeMarcus Cole | Production •2019 “Patent Leathers” by Jay Kells | Guitars •2018 “Blessed” by Jax Yohana | Guitars •2018 “So Many Feelings” by Sho Baraka & Vanessa Hill •2018 “Gold In Sun” by Frewuhn | Bass •2018 “Crown” by Big Mon | Guitars •2017 “Automatic” by Erin Stevenson | Production •2016 “I Am The Storm” by Tamar Davis | Production •2014 "Rise" by Trip Lee | Bass •2013 "Spirit Of A Grateful People" by Windsor Village UMC •2012 "Oh To Be Kept By Jesus" by Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church | Bass •2012 "The Introduction" by Zacardi Cortez | Bass •2011 "WOW Gospel 2011" by Various | Composer •2009 "The Worship Experience" by Kathy Taylor | Bass •2009 "Just Love" by Brian Courtney Wilson | Composer •2008 "Soul Mother" by Charles Milling | Bass & Drums •2007 "New Song, New Sound" by Lamar Campbell & The Spirit Of Praise | Bass •2006 "Miracles Still Happen" by Stephanie Dotson | Bass •2005 "Family Healing, Vol. 1" by Teddy Cross | Bass •2004 "His Name Is Jesus" by Louisiana State Mass Choir •2003 "Let It Rain" by Bishop Paul S. Morton | Bass •2003 "Birth of a Nation" by Big Sam's Funky Nation •2001 "Where There's a Will There's A Way" by Women of Excellence | Bass •2001 "New Orleans 2000 Live" by GMWA Youth Mass Choir •And many more!