In 2020, Trey Mullins, Dewayne Kennemer, and Chase Benedict began transforming a neglected, empty warehouse at 854 McCallie Ave into something truly special. They envisioned building a hub for striving musicians, producers, and artists in downtown Chattanooga - a launchpad for the city to share its creative talent and vision with the world. After assembling a team of experts from Chattanooga, Nashville, and Copenhagen to design, construct, and install state-of-the-art equipment, Wavelength Studios was officially opened in 2021. Just a short walk from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga's campus, Wavelength continues to grow with the creative pulse of the city, and it remains a professional grade venue for artists to materialize their work.