Darrin Ross

Darrin Ross has been producing and engineering songs since 1984. In 1987, he started working with Jam On Productions, a company that produced hit songs “Jam On It,” “Push the Button,” “Destination Earth” and other hits. He went on to do national TV with Dance Party USA and One House Street. Later creating his own record company with Keith Davis called I.Q. records. He began working with Rennie Harris Pure Movement as the Executive Director and co-collaborator, creating music and lighting. This led to working with Maurice Hines, Judith Jamison, et al. He worked on Rome and Jewels, a hip hop version of Romeo and Juliet resulting in Ross winning a Bessie Award for Sound Design and Composition. Ross has worked with and established many artists in the industry such as Freeway, PM Dawn, Newcleus, Doug E. Fresh, King Britt, Zhane, Jungle Brothers, Kim Waters, Todd Terry, The Roots, Bahamadia, Victor Duplaix and more. Darrin created his current touring show Invincible: A Glorious Tribute to Michael Jackson in 2009, right after Jackson died, bringing people aboard such as band leader Doron "uglybraine" Lev, beat boxer and vocal percussionist, Anointed S; MJ sound alike tribute artist Jeffrey Perez and MJ tribute dancer Pete Carter.