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Wayne Ray Chavis is an American country music Singer Songwriter, musician, guitarist, drummer, keyboard player, recording engineer, and producer.

    Wayne Ray Chavis has recorded 6 albums including 2 EP albums working under the independent label of Wayraycha Entertainment. 

  Dedicated to bring the fans straight from the heart lyrics, rythem, and sound. 

All of the trax on all his albums are originals, with the  exception of the lyrics to the ole hymn  "AmazingGrace" included on his EP album

"All My Faith".

In 2018 Wayne Ray Chavis started laying down the tracks for what would turn out to be a 3 years working  progress and eventually made on the tracks for the LiL Country Church album. The BMI artist released the anticipated CD to fans on iHeartRadio, Pandora, Spotify , Alexa and over 200 more streaming music websites on April 3, 2021. 

 Playing guitar about the age of six or seven, my greatest influencers and mentors are all watching my musical journey from Heavens fields of grace.

My Dad, always said, Wayne learn to use your own voice when you sing, don't be an imatator. He taught me how to play guitar. 

My Mom, well she always said she couldn't sing, but she gave me the confidence, and encouragement to succeed in whatever I was doing.

My Grandmother taught me about stage presentation. My Grandmother loved to play and sing in church as often as we could.

Playing those church hymns from the days of ole. 

Now growing up, being an only child I learned to play many other instruments, sing, and write songs. Most of my major influences were from Country music artist that my Dad and I loved and he taught me to play and sing. Such as Johnny Cash, Ernest Tubb  Chet Atkins, Kitty Wells, Loretta Lynn, Tanya Tucker, Hank Williams Sr., Waylon Jennings,and so many others, 

Life growing up was not silver spoons, It was often hard times, never cable tv, often no record players, no tape recorders. Most of the music I ever heard was live from my church, my Dad, Grandma, or whatever the 1 country music radio station decided to play on the top 40 charts, oh yeah, and HeeHaw.

Then came high school, where I started listening to Lynyrd Skynyrd, Molly Hatchet, FogHat, Charlie Daniels and Zz top.

So I guess.when you listen to my sound, I'm putting it all out there. 

Or you might agree with my Dad,

He often accused me of playing my guitar a little to rough to be country, somehow Id turn those gospel, and country western songs into a mixture of southern rock meets country western. 

Dont really matter to me what is said as long as my name stays at the tip of your  tongue.

hahaha, See You Soon.