Mister RickRoss
Mister RickRoss is Ricardo Rossati, a Brazilian artist. Not to be confused with the American rapper Rick Ross.

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Mister RickRoss is the artist name of Ricardo Rossati, a Brazilian bass player and composer who has been playing since 1997 and now makes music, music videos and software with artificial intelligence, in the open.

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Mister RickRoss is the artist name of Ricardo Rossati, a Brazilian bass player and composer who has been playing since 1997. A graduate of EM&T, he spent two years on tour with Fernando Deluqui of RPM, had a music video on MTV with the band Chili Cats and taught and coordinated bass at EMMP Music for five years. In July 2023 he released "Mentes em Fúria", the first Brazilian music video made with artificial intelligence. Since then he has built Neural Chaos: a Council of nine AI mentors, music videos such as "Combinação Fatal", the documentary "The Music Industry Has a New Problem", two audio plugins (SUBSTANCE and ROSS VU), the BandMate app and The Neural Times, a daily video newspaper. He uses AI as a partner, never as a disguise.

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Mister RickRoss is the artist name of Ricardo Rossati, a Brazilian bass player and composer who has been playing since 1997. He went through the MP3 era, the CD era, and into the Spotify era.

He graduated from EM&T, studying with Nilton Wood, took lessons with Max Robert, who played with Fat Family, and with Celso Pixinga, and also holds a degree in Advertising from Anhembi Morumbi. He worked at the importer Habro Music and at HMP Editora, the publisher of the magazines Cover Baixo, Cover Guitarra, Toque de Mestre and Home Studio, where he edited the Guia do Músico. He created ads for Line 6 and Ampeg, designed the logos for an entire guitar line from Shelter and organized clinics with names such as Aquiles Priester and bassist Seth Horan.

There were many nights on stage in São Paulo. With Chili Cats he released the video "Não Custa Tentar" on MTV and played alongside his friend Kiko Miller, then the singer of Golpe de Estado. He played in Disco Memory, a 70s and 80s band, and in Velho 8, a grunge band. He shared the stage with Aquiles Priester, Dudu Portes, Norival D'Angelo, Kid Vinil, Bruno Gouveia and Marcelo Hayena, and played at Expo Music.

He spent two years on tour with Fernando Deluqui of RPM, recorded with him on CDs, on tracks such as "Nosso Mar", and played with him on TV, on Multishow and on Audi Arena, on the Bis channel. He created Dark Naja, his biggest original project, made only of his own songs, where "Depois da Noite" was born. He taught and coordinated bass at EMMP Music for five years, taught bass at School of Rock in Alphaville and founded Masterbox Studio in Indaiatuba, which closed after the pandemic.

In July 2023, when almost nobody believed it was possible, he released "Mentes em Fúria", the first Brazilian music video made with artificial intelligence. That is where Neural Chaos began, an ecosystem where music, video and code are made together: the Neural Council of nine AI mentors, who live in the SANCTUM; music videos such as "Combinação Fatal" and "Depois da Noite", with the whole process published; the documentary "The Music Industry Has a New Problem"; the audio plugins SUBSTANCE and ROSS VU; the BandMate app, made for bands; and The Neural Times, a daily video newspaper.

Now is the time of his solo project. One position runs through all of it: AI in the open, as a partner for the person who creates, not as a mask for someone who never shows up.

1997: started on bass: 29 years on the instrument
2 years: on tour with Fernando Deluqui of RPM
2023: "Mentes em Fúria", the first Brazilian music video made with AI (July)
2026: the documentary The Music Industry Has a New Problem, on YouTube
9 mentors: in the Neural Council, who live in the SANCTUM
2 plugins: SUBSTANCE and ROSS VU, for Windows and Linux
1 app: BandMate, made for bands, on Google Play
Daily: The Neural Times, a video newspaper on Instagram
Based in: Brazil

contact@misterrickross.com
https://misterrickross.com
