Ross Jarman
Drummer and songwriter for The Twang
Drummer and songwriter for The Twang
English drummer and songwriter rose to prominence as a member of the band The Twang. The Twang released their debut album, 'Love It When I Feel Like This', in 2007, which reached number 3 on the UK Albums Chart. The band's music style is rooted in Britpop and indie rock, attracting a dedicated fanbase. They continued to release several albums over the years, maintaining a presence in the UK music scene.
Released debut album 'Love It When I Feel Like This'
Achieved number 3 on the UK Albums Chart
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