The Wordologist Germantown, Maryland
Jamal Ingram, musical producer, songwriter and remixer is a triple threat in the local art scene and goes by the name The
Wordologist.
Inspired by the sounds of Walter Hawkins and the Hawkins Family, Andrea’ Crouch, Thomas Whitfield and Christian music of the late 80s and all through the 90s.
The Wordologist says, “I really seek to reach people of all nations through music. That’s my heart.”
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