Eric Ross

Eric Ross has been able to take and blend the Global Underground Sounds that consist of House, Tribal, and Funk to create an energy that just makes you want to Groove all night long. As a DJ, He was active in the Florida club/Rave scene in the late 80s into the early 90s with Kimball Collins, Icey, Jimmy Van M, Chris Fortier etc. in 1993, Eric did a stint @ Loyola University of Chicago and upon graduating, returned to Djing in the Chicago underground and Club Scene. He had a string of appearances at Chicago land marks like Crobar, Karma, Transit, Funky Buddha Lounge and many after parties. Eric held down residency at Butterfield 8 and Narcisse as traveled to London, Miami, Ibiza, Berlin and countless other destinations around the Globe. The exposure to Global talent coupled with his array of musical influences ranging from Kraftwerk, Pink Floyd, Afrika Bambaata, to the Happy Mondays and Utah Saints helped to propelled Eric Ross in the pursuit of his primary passion; music and DJing. In 2001 Eric Ross teamed up with House Legend Sombionx to produce the record titled "Dr. Feels Good". Upon it's release in September of 2002, the record has been charted in the HOUSE and TECH HOUSE charts. It has been given support by such people as DJ Mazi, Plastic Fantastic, etc. On 12.07.02 he became part of Perfecto history in Chicago. Paul Oakenfold, Hernan Cattaneo, and resident Eric Ross performed at Narcisse, one of the cities’ most intimate champagne/caviar lounges. The event was a triumphant success with the crowd-moving non-stop throughout this illustrious setting. On October 9th of 2003, ERIC ROSS played the famous PLAYBOY MANSION alongside the band COLD, Eric has now joined the ranks of those such as Dimitri From Paris who had graced the PLAYBOY poolside parties. Eric was invited back on October 7th 2004, to rock the Mansion crowd once again along side FUEL .