Aiden Ross, a sophomore at Texas A&M University, emerged victorious in the high-stakes finale of “The Voice.” His performance wowed a star-studded panel of judges, including Michael Bublé, Snoop Dogg, Niall Horan, and Reba McEntire. Ross’s journey throughout the competition showcased his exceptional talent and hard work, culminating in a captivating showdown against five other finalists.
A Winning Journey
Under the mentorship of Niall Horan, Ross gained invaluable insights and support. “Niall has been an amazing mentor,” he stated. “I feel a strong connection with him, and his music aligns with my aspirations.” Ross is currently balancing his music career with his studies in industrial distribution, enjoying the challenge of managing both commitments.
Musical Roots and Growth
Ross’s musical journey began with his father, who introduced him to guitar, providing him with a left-handed instrument to ease the learning process. This foundation allowed Ross to quickly progress, mastering advanced songs and eventually composing his own music. He later joined the a cappella group HardChord DynaMix at Texas A&M, further solidifying his place within the university community.
Embracing His Passion
Despite his avoidance of a music degree, Ross found ways to actively engage with his love for music at Texas A&M. “Joining the a cappella group made me realize I belonged here,” he reflected. The sense of camaraderie and acceptance enhanced his college experience, contributing to his growth as an artist.
Support from Aggieland
Ross credits his supporters back in Aggieland, including his girlfriend, Lauren Moore, with playing a crucial role in his success. Their encouragement helped propel him to the “The Voice” winner’s circle.
A Bright Future Ahead
Following his triumph, Ross released his first single, “Everything and More,” which has garnered nearly 150,000 streams. The victory on “The Voice” has significantly boosted his confidence, inspiring him to fully commit to his musical ambitions. “I’m ready to give music my everything,” he declared, signaling a promising future in the music industry.
