Born in 1996 in the San Francisco East Bay Area to Filipino-Guamanian parents, Ross Angelo Domingo has taken on a lifetime of musical endeavors. Inspired by the cult classic 2003 feature film School Of Rock, he longed to discover his inner musician, and thus spent a whole year begging his parents for an electric guitar. For his 8th birthday, his wish finally came true. From that point on, a once shy and hardly outspoken kid found an identity and voice that was unique to him.

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By 13 years old, he was writing and singing his own songs on the guitar, and began experimenting with recording and producing his songs on GarageBand. His peers took a liking to his skillset, and soon after, he began to help them produce and record their own music. From high school to college, Ross carried himself with pride as the go-to "music guy" in his social circles.

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Upon receiving a Bachelors Degree in Communication Studies from San Francisco State University in 2018, Ross took his talents to Guitar Center, where he worked as a top salesperson and Customer Service Manager for two years, facilitating his passion for helping people express themselves through music. However, this role came to an abrupt end at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, as his job was placed on an indefinite furlough. It was at this point that Ross faced a crossroad: Either A) Re-enter the workforce yet again, or B) Utilize this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to build his dream career.

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To Ross, the choice was a no-brainer. He began to forge meaningful alliances to gradually build a professional music network around him. Among these alliances were Cameron "Kodak" Burks, an Oakland-based independent music manager with a knack for recognizing talent; Karina "Xarina" Flonnoy, a veteran engineer and songwriter from San Jose, and Arielle "Illa" Robinson, a veteran singer-songwriter, producer, and studio manager based in Los Angeles. With the guidance of these three key-players in the music scene, Ross found a path to establishing himself as a powerhouse on the West Coast.

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As of 2024, Ross has worked with hundreds of artists, producers, writers, and DJs all across California and beyond; has owned and operated multiple recording studios; and has helped create music totaling well over 2 million streams on digital platforms. He now proudly wears the titles of Chief Financial Officer & Studio Manager of Studio X Recording, working alongside Xarina to help fulfill her vision of running a chain of all-inclusive artist development based recording studios.