Ross Cullum
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Ross Cullum (born 1957) is a musical engineer, songwriter and record producer, known for producing Clannad and Triniti.
Cullum first worked for EMI, working with Roxy Music as assistant engineer on Siren and Bryan Ferry's solo album In Your Mind.[1]
He then moved on producing, creating albums for Clannad and Moya Brennan. He is presently involved with Triniti, producing a similar Irish folk mix.[2]
He has also written for artists including Dannii Minogue.[citation needed]
Cullum has his main recording studio, The River, in Battersea, London.
He is perhaps referenced in the song Orinoco Flow by Enya in the line "We can sigh, say goodbye, Ross and his dependencies...," which also refers to the Ross Dependency in Antarctica.[citation needed]
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