Here's the newest installment from Sucre. It's a beautiful song called, Light Up. The vocal track was a "1 taker," and they were lucky enough to capture it in the video. Enjoy!
Peace,
Ross
Showing posts with label eisley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eisley. Show all posts
Friday, May 4, 2012
Light Up (by Sucre)
Labels: faith, debate, spirituality, politics
darren king,
eisley,
jeremy larson,
live music videos,
sucre
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
DVD Release (preview)
Hey folks,
Several months ago, I had the amazing opportunity to play violin for a LIVE DVD shoot, with Jeremy Larson, Darren King (MuteMath), and Stacy DuPree (Eisley). And after some time in the editing booth, the DVD is nearly here! Until then, here's a preview...
I get a nice close up at 2:09...also, the song gets quite intense around the 4:25 mark.
Enjoy!
Peace,
Ross
Several months ago, I had the amazing opportunity to play violin for a LIVE DVD shoot, with Jeremy Larson, Darren King (MuteMath), and Stacy DuPree (Eisley). And after some time in the editing booth, the DVD is nearly here! Until then, here's a preview...
I get a nice close up at 2:09...also, the song gets quite intense around the 4:25 mark.
Enjoy!
Peace,
Ross
Labels: faith, debate, spirituality, politics
darren king,
eisley,
jeremy larson,
live dvd,
mutemath,
stacy dupree
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
The Valley
A couple months ago I was humbled to play violin with Stacy DuPree (Eisley), Darren King (Mutemath), and Jeremy Larson, as we filmed a live DVD for a side project. It was an awesome opportunity and we all had a blast!
Here's a video of Stacy (in the middle) performing a stripped down version of The Valley (the title track of Eisley's newest album).
Enjoy!
Peace,
Ross
Here's a video of Stacy (in the middle) performing a stripped down version of The Valley (the title track of Eisley's newest album).
Enjoy!
Peace,
Ross
Labels: faith, debate, spirituality, politics
darren king,
eisley,
jeremy larson,
mutemath,
stacy dupree
Sunday, March 13, 2011
An Amazing Show!
I'm humbled to have been able to play in Jeremy Larson's band along with Stacy DuPree (Eisley) and Darren King (MuteMath). Saturday night we played the Gillioz Theater to a sold out audience (1,200), and you could feel the anticipation and excitement in the room. I could go on and on, but I'll let the pics do the storytelling for now...




Peace,
Ross
p.s. THANKS SO MUCH to all of the friend & family that made the 3 hour trek to come support the music/show/me!
Peace,
Ross
p.s. THANKS SO MUCH to all of the friend & family that made the 3 hour trek to come support the music/show/me!
Labels: faith, debate, spirituality, politics
darren king,
eisley,
electric violin,
elsie,
jeremy larson,
mutemath
Thursday, March 10, 2011
They Reappear
I know it probably seems like I've had a ton of promotional posts recently, but I've got an album coming out in a week, and a really big show this weekend. So I apologize (sort of) for my excitement.If you are within roadtrip mileage of Springfield, MO, then you need to make it to the Gillioz Theatre this Saturday for the Jeremy Larson, Stacy DuPree (Eisley), & Darren King (MuteMath) show! It's free and starts at 7PM.
I'm stoked to be playing violin for the entire night!

I hope to see you there!
Peace,
Ross
Labels: faith, debate, spirituality, politics
darren king,
eisley,
jeremy larson,
mutemath,
ross christopher,
stacy dupree,
they reappear
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
View from the Rhodes...
Some of you know, some don't, but I'm playing violin for Jeremy Larson at his upcoming CD Release concert and DVD shoot on March 12th at the Gillioz Theatre in Springfield, MO.This CD is going to turn some heads, I promise! Its a beautiful soundscape of symphonic songwriting featuring Jeremy on piano and guitars, swelling from Jonny Greenwood-esque writing to more intense overdriven-percussion reminiscent of Mutemath, all the while giving the listener something truly unique and original.
Here's a quick video I shot during rehearsal on Monday:
This concert NEEDS TO BE ON YOUR CALENDAR and even deserves a road trip. Darren King (Mutemath) will be on drums for Jeremy's set, and I'll also be playing a few tunes on a side project with Darren, Stacy DuPree (Eisley), and Jeremy. All in all, its gonna' be a good night of music!
I'll make more posts on this as we get closer to the big show.
Peace,
Ross
Labels: faith, debate, spirituality, politics
eisley,
jeremy larson,
jonny greenwood,
mutemath,
ross christopher
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