Module
Jeramiah Ross is a Multi-instrumetalist/Producer that has been involved in music since the age of 4, when he began to play Piano. He performs under the moniker Module, which he created in 2003 as a solo recording project. Most recently, Ross has worked on multiple videogame projects with New Zealand's largest game studio, Sidhe, creating the sound design, original tracks, and a full soundtrack for the hit PlayStation 3 title, Shatter.
Prior to creating Module, Ross was a session musician performing in many different bands playing a varitey of intruments and a digital recording artist. In 2003 he released his debut double album Remarkable Engines, with the bonus Piano disk, Movement, which has over time become a New Zealand classic. A track from his album named "What it Seems" was picked up by 'Positively Wellington Tourism' as the theme music for the widely popular 'Have a love affair with Wellington' campaign, which received high rotation for over three years on nationwide television and radio.
Ross has toured as Module performing hundreds of shows at major festivals and bars with both his Live Electronic and Classical Music, supporting many popular domestic and international acts.
