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About Amos

Amos Evans is an artist and producer from Washington, DC known for his inspirational song arrangements and heartfelt vocals. Amos’s music and vocal features have propelled from gospel albums to HBO movie soundtracks to the world’s largest protest on gun violence (March for Our Lives DC). His studies include music and business at Carnegie Mellon University (Pittsburgh, PA), vocal instruction at BAST Training (Manchester, UK), and audio engineering at Cue Recording (Falls Church, VA). His collaborations include Adam Blackstone, Jennifer Hudson, Kim Burse, Kim Burrell, & Nolan Williams Jr. He spends much of his time inspiring others to cultivate their gifts and create world-changing music. Amos’s journey speaks clearly through his original songs like “Keep Goin,” “Count On Me,” and an upcoming album - soon to be shared at his string of upcoming live concerts.

Resumé Highlights

Session Vocals:

Kim Burrell, Spirit of Faith Celebration (July 2023)

Gabby Samone, Whitney Houston Live Tribute (August 2023)

John Legend, Legend of the Underground, HBO Max (June 2021)

Trent Cokley, Kennedy Center Millennium Stage (June 2019)

Jennifer Hudson, March for Our Lives (March 2018)

Adam Blackstone, Television Vocal Stems (March 2018)

Poets in Autumn Tour, East Coast Venues (Sept 2018)

Nolan Williams, MLB All-Star Game (July 2018)


Education

Carnegie Mellon University, B.S. Decision Science, Music Technology (2016)

Cue Studios Center for Audio Engineering, Pro Tools (2018)

BAST Training, Vocal Instruction - Manchester, UK (2023)

 
I sing for souls that thirst for truth and hearts that long for healing.
— Amos
 

A Piece of my Story…

 

Growing up, I leaned on academic and musical success while quiet battles with identity kept me in a loop of insecurity. I didn’t feel whole. Somehow a certified “preacher’s kid” struggled with faith. No matter what I “accomplished”, God didn’t let me find peace in shallow hopes, quick fixes, false narratives. Instead, He showed me that peace and validation only come from knowing Him. God is present, I am His, I was broken, but in Him I found wholeness. Desperation turned to prayer and prayer into songs of hope. Hope’s gracious hands, the hands of Jesus Christ, were nailed to a cross so we could be healed from our deepest wounds.