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Ross has released 3 mixtapes under the name [[Mr. F]], and also had a large hand in the production of [[ミラクルミュージカル]]'s album [[Hawaii: Part II]].<ref>[https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/a5ouhk/we_are_joe_hawley_ross_federman_and_bora_karaca/ ミラクルミュージカル Reddit AMA]</ref><ref>[http://www.misterfmusic.com/music.html Mister F Music page]</ref> | Ross has released 3 mixtapes under the name [[Mr. F]], and also had a large hand in the production of [[ミラクルミュージカル]]'s album [[Hawaii: Part II]].<ref>[https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/a5ouhk/we_are_joe_hawley_ross_federman_and_bora_karaca/ ミラクルミュージカル Reddit AMA]</ref><ref>[http://www.misterfmusic.com/music.html Mister F Music page]</ref> | ||
In 2011 Ross co-produced 'The Good Company EP' by Shane MauX. According to the bandcamp page for the EP, Shane describes it as: <i>"a collection of songs I made after Ross Federman (from the band Tally Hall) asked me if i wanted to rap over some beats he made."</i> <ref>[https://shanemaux.bandcamp.com/album/the-good-company-ep Shane MauX - The Good Company EP. Bandcamp.]</ref> | In 2011 Ross co-produced 'The Good Company EP' by Shane MauX. According to the bandcamp page for the EP, Shane describes it as: <i>"a collection of songs I made after Ross Federman (from the band Tally Hall) asked me if i wanted to rap over some beats he made."</i> <ref>[https://shanemaux.bandcamp.com/album/the-good-company-ep Shane MauX - The Good Company EP. Bandcamp.]</ref> Shane Maux later contributed vocals to ミラクルミュージカル's track [[Labyrinth]] from the album [[Hawaii: Part II]]<ref>[https://bandcamp.com/recommended/miraclemusical Miracle Musical Recommends - Bandcamp. Shane MauX "Labyrinth" featured artist]</ref> | ||
Ross recorded, produced, and mixed The Carrels' self-titled EP, as well as playing a number of instruments for the recording. The EP was released June 19th, 2011<ref>[https://thecarrels.bandcamp.com/ The Carrels - Bandcamp]</ref><ref>[http://www.misterfmusic.com/music.html Mister F - Music page.]</ref> | Ross recorded, produced, and mixed The Carrels' self-titled EP, as well as playing a number of instruments for the recording. The Carrels EP was released June 19th, 2011<ref>[https://thecarrels.bandcamp.com/ The Carrels - Bandcamp]</ref><ref>[http://www.misterfmusic.com/music.html Mister F - Music page.]</ref> | ||
Ross remixed Charline Kaye's song "I Dream an Ocean", which was released on an album of remixes on February 26th, 2013.<ref>[https://charlenekaye.bandcamp.com/track/i-dream-an-ocean-ross-federman-remix I Dream an Ocean - Ross Federman Remix| Charlene Kaye]</ref> Charline Kaye also contributed vocals to the ミラクルミュージカル track Labyrinth. | |||
Ross also plays drums in the band Autumn York<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/pg/autumnyorkofficial/about/ Autumn York Band Facebook Page]</ref> | Ross also plays drums in the band Autumn York<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/pg/autumnyorkofficial/about/ Autumn York Band Facebook Page]</ref> |
Revision as of 10:10, 21 December 2018
Ross Federman | |
File:Ross.jpg | |
Current member of Tally Hall | |
Date of Birth: | January 30, 1985 |
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Hometown: | Bloomfield Hills, MI |
Current resident of: | New Haven, CT |
Other Names: | Mr. F |
Biography
Ross Federman joined Tally Hall in 2004 after the band's original drummer, Steve Gallagher, quit. Ross was invited to try out for the band by Joe. Ross recalls another very good drummer by the name of Mike Swain also trying out at the same time and assumed there must not have been quite as good a personality mesh with Mike, because his talents certainly were enough to get the job.
On the 2006 website, Ross' bio read thusly...
Ross moved to Brooklyn in 2008, where he discovered a love for DJ'ing and composing song mash-ups. He DJs under the name of Mr. F.
As of 2016, Ross is currently studying for a PhD at the Yale School of Medicine and has a number of published papers.[1]
Other Projects
Ross has released 3 mixtapes under the name Mr. F, and also had a large hand in the production of ミラクルミュージカル's album Hawaii: Part II.[2][3]
In 2011 Ross co-produced 'The Good Company EP' by Shane MauX. According to the bandcamp page for the EP, Shane describes it as: "a collection of songs I made after Ross Federman (from the band Tally Hall) asked me if i wanted to rap over some beats he made." [4] Shane Maux later contributed vocals to ミラクルミュージカル's track Labyrinth from the album Hawaii: Part II[5]
Ross recorded, produced, and mixed The Carrels' self-titled EP, as well as playing a number of instruments for the recording. The Carrels EP was released June 19th, 2011[6][7]
Ross remixed Charline Kaye's song "I Dream an Ocean", which was released on an album of remixes on February 26th, 2013.[8] Charline Kaye also contributed vocals to the ミラクルミュージカル track Labyrinth.
Ross also plays drums in the band Autumn York[9]
In 2018 the band Abject Joy released an EP entitled 'Home', on which Ross played some drums.[10]
Fun Facts
- Ross's middle name is Steven.
- Ross recently discovered this page and doesn't really like emo music all that much.[Citation Needed]
- He is a very big fan of the album "Dookie" by Green Day[11]
- Ross is the youngest member of Tally Hall, despite his salt & pepper hair color.
Songs
Links
References
- ↑ Published Scientific papers
- ↑ ミラクルミュージカル Reddit AMA
- ↑ Mister F Music page
- ↑ Shane MauX - The Good Company EP. Bandcamp.
- ↑ Miracle Musical Recommends - Bandcamp. Shane MauX "Labyrinth" featured artist
- ↑ The Carrels - Bandcamp
- ↑ Mister F - Music page.
- ↑ I Dream an Ocean - Ross Federman Remix| Charlene Kaye
- ↑ Autumn York Band Facebook Page
- ↑ Ross talking on Facebook about him playing drums on Abject Joy's EP
- ↑ Tweet about Dookie by Green Day