Ross

Ross Boothe is a producer, arranger, composer, music director, and artist manager from Spanish Fork, UT. His music production credits include work for Nestle, Coldwell Banker Corporate, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the Brigham Young University Young Ambassadors, and The Jackson Hole Playhouse. Additionally, Ross has produced music for various recording artists including JAYMZ Tuaileva from Fox's "So You Think you can Dance," John Preator from "American Idol," and Jason Celaya from NBC's new reality series "Grease: You're the One that I Want." Ross' songs have been heard and presented all over the world in China , South America, and the United States . He has produced large-scale live concerts along the Wasatch front for recording artists such as Alex Boye and John Preator. He is a teacher of contemporary vocal technique and has worked as music director for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint's Nauvoo Pageant, the Provo Theater Company, and The Jackson Hole Playhouse. Ross is also commonly known as the creative force behind Real Records, the record company that introduced Utah to performing artist, Jarrett Burns. Visit www.realrecordsmusic.com for more information. Ross' original musical, "Utah Welcome Home" just completed it's second successful season at This is the Place Heritage Park. He is also currently at work on a new musical, "American Dreams" which details the events of the American Civil Rights movement of the 1950's-1960's. Ross is the owner of Real Records Studios and resides in Provo, UT with his wife Michelle.