Ross Freedman Chicago, Illinois
Ross Freedman wrote his first song, “The Martian Street,” in third grade, and it was a huge hit. Piano lessons—and an
indifferent attitude toward practice—followed.
Armed with influences from across the pop spectrum, Freedman brings them together in compactly crafted, power pop-inflected songs. His sound owes a debt to Joe Jackson, Neil Finn, Aimee Mann and Ben Folds.
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