Jac Ross

Jac Ross, born on November 25, 1994, in Live Oak, Florida, is a talented R&B singer-songwriter known for his soulful voice and powerful lyrics. Raised in a musically enriched environment, Ross was deeply influenced by his father’s role as a preacher and the soul and R&B music that surrounded him. His musical journey began early—singing at the age of five and playing drums even younger, often performing in church settings.

In 2018, Ross reached a turning point in his career when he prayed for a breakthrough. That same day, he met the legendary producer Rodney Jerkins, which ultimately led to a contract with Darkchild Productions and Island Records in 2019.

Ross’s debut single, “It’s OK To Be Black,” released in 2020, became an anthem of Black empowerment and resilience. The track earned widespread recognition, including a prominent feature in the NBA’s Black Lives Matter public service announcement. Ross also gained attention with his covers of iconic songs like Tamia’s “So Into You” and Sam Cooke’s “A Change Is Gonna Come,” further cementing his place in the music scene.

Beyond his music, Jac Ross is dedicated to using his platform to inspire and uplift others, exploring themes of hope, perseverance, and personal growth in his work. His commitment to authenticity and storytelling continues to resonate with listeners, making him a rising star in the R&B world.