He survived.Now the floor breathes.

thatjermaine.wav doesn't DJ to perform. He DJs because the dance floor is where healing happens in public.

At 35, a cancer diagnosis forced the kind of reckoning most people spend a lifetime avoiding. What came out the other side wasn't just survival — it was a creative awakening and a second life dedicated to a single purpose: turning ordinary rooms into sacred spaces where rhythm moves more than just bodies.

Originally from Atlanta and now based in Raleigh, thatjermaine.wav has been igniting dance floors since 2012 — weaving Afro House, tribal percussion, and Latin grooves into immersive journeys crafted for the soul and the senses.

His sets are not playlists. They are emotional chapters drawn from ancestral rhythm, cultural mythology, and the raw, necessary joy of being alive.

In 2025, thatjermaine.wav made his official debut with "Estaqui" on AFTRPRTY Records — a production rooted in the Tupi word for "here," a reminder of presence, of survival, of still being in the room. The track debuted at #9 in Tech House Releases, #23 on Staff Picks, #31 on Tech House Hype, and #41 on the Beatport Overall Top 100.

Months later, "Traveler" with Red Wild and DJ Skips on Groovy Bone hit #11 on Beatport Afro House — a collaboration that proved the room responds to ancestral grooves whenever they arrive honestly.

His visual and sonic identity is tribal, spiritual, rhythmic, and powerful — built not just to move crowds, but to change them. Whether caught in the pulse of a percussive groove or the warmth of a Latin rhythm, thatjermaine.wav invites you into the whimsical: to dance your way through a story only music can tell.