Zepocean

Initially, ZepOcean began in 2006 when one day James Evans woke up to find his Ulnar nerve in his left arm to be severed. This stopped him from playing for nearly two years. He then began working with track selections and booked the studio. Technical problems ensued with studios during the tracking process and James found himself as service tech trying to get through these trying times. Scheduling was also an issue where contributing artists were either on the road or tracking at another studio, this caused further delays. In the final process James was very fortunate to have hooked up with renown Producer/mixer/engineer, Richard Chycki, who inspired to keep the project on target and focused. Richard brought his mixing skills to bring the project to where it is today, complete. Mastering was done by Andy VanDette, Chief mastering engineer at MasterDisk in New York. Again another quality talent brought to the project.