Creating Music for Waynewood has always been a means of medication for him to heal his soul, working out also keeps his body in a fit condition, and also the thought of waking up to see another beautiful day helps our bright star to keep thriving and reaching out for his goals.

W.W: "If you think about it? What are the odds of actually existing? Not sure the exact number but it has to be much lower than that of winning a lottery."

From production to composition Waynewood, learns on his own and finds inspiration through true stories and life experiences, from hip hop and rock music, Waynewood shows his desire to mix different genres of music.

W.W: "To be honest... Say F$ck genres and make the music you feel at the time. Genres control creative thought and should not exist to the artist IMO."

He released many singles during last years and finalized many projects. With his current single "I'M FINE" a real success for the singer, Waynewood is part of this new generation of artists, who have this will to accomplish and succeed.

W.W: "Failing is part of growing. You must fail quickly to grow quickly. Trust your gut & create what you feel you should create. Sometimes my biggest failures are my biggest victories"

Waynewood has made many mistakes when he was starting to enter the music industry. There was one he specifically pointed out,

W.W: "Trying to use autotune to disguise my horrible voice or what I myself thought was horrible. I have to thank my fans for giving me the confidence to show more of my real vocal. If not for them I'd still be mostly robot lol."

Waynewood's interest in music came 3 years ago when he was diagnosed with Schizophrenia then later Bipolar 1 with psychotic features. Most of the majority of Psychologists he visited during the time were mostly Psychiatrists pawns so he decided to take the mic as his Psychologist.

W.W: "I simply do music for my own sanity".

This is what defines Waynewood, a promising singer with great values and a big heart. Who has already restructured the world of music? Being an artist at this time is a real challenge and Waynewood accepted it.