Christopher Rojas

Christopher Rojas (born 1982) is a multi-platinum composer, musician, songwriter, and record producer.^[1][2] He is also the co-founder of DigiTour Media, the largest producer of live events for the teenage market in North America whose investors include Ryan Seacrest and Advance Publications (parent company of Conde Nast).^[3][4]

Biography

Rojas grew up in Flushing, Queens and attended Hunter College High School from 1994–2000, Hunter has been ranked the top public high school in America by The Wall Street Journal.^[5] He majored in violin at the State University of New York at Stony Brook where he studied under the highly respected violinist and professor Mitchell Stern, and later studied composition at New York University.

Career

In 2003 Rojas signed with publisher Zomba Enterprises^[6] and BMG publishing^[7] He has worked with such names as Big Time Rush, P!nk, Backstreet Boys, Heidi Montag, Tiffany Evans, Jessica Simpson, Delta Goodrem, Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Vanessa Hudgens, Corbin Bleu, and Teddy Geiger.,^[8] as well as Anastacia, MC Lars, Pink, Brian Littrell.^[9]

In 2011 Chris co-founded DigiTour Media, producers of the world's first YouTube tour, with his wife Meridith Valiando Rojas.^[10] On May 7, 2012 Chris was recognized by the Los Angeles Business Journal's annual "20 in their 20's" list as a notable Social Media entrepreneur.^[11]

In 2013 Chris launched the Cyrus family YouTube channel "Seriously Cyrus" with partner Meridith Valiando.^[12] Hailed as the family's attempt at "total Internet Domination",^[13] all "Seriously Cyrus" channel programming, which includes daily shows by family members such as Billy Ray Cyrus and Noah Cyrus, is being produced by Chris and Meridith for their consulting shingle RECon Inc.^[14]

Discography

2001, Here to Heaven, Jamie-Lynn Sigler

2003, Peace, Jim Brickman

2003, Secret Is Out, Darryl

2004, In This Skin, Jessica Simpson

2004, Mistaken Identity, Delta Goodrem

2004, Naked Truth, Sarah Hudson

2004, Now That's What I Call Music! Vol. 16, Various Artists

2004, Now That's What I Call Music! Vol. 17, Various Artists

2004, Rejoyce: The Christmas Album, Jessica Simpson

2004, Sick and Tired [EP], Anastacia

2004, Take My Breath Away/Fly, Jessica Simpson

2005, Angels, (single) Jessica Simpson

2005, In This Skin, Jessica Simpson

2006, Never Gone, Backstreet Boys

2006, The Graduate, MC Lars

2006, Walmart Nation, MC Lars

2006, I'm Not Dead, Pink

2006, Nobody Knows, Pink

2006, Now That's What I Call Music! Vol. 22, Various Artists

2006, Now That's What I Call Music! Vol. 23, Various Artists

2006, Underage Thinking, Teddy Geiger

2006, Welcome Home, Brian Littrell

2007, Another Side, Corbin Bleu

2007, Dear Mr. President, Pink

2007, I'm Not Dead, Pink

2007, Pink Box, Pink

2008, Identified, Vanessa Hudgens

2008, Holiday Hits 2005, Vol. 5, Various Artist

2008, Pinoy Biggest Hits, Various Artists

2009, "Speak Love", (single) Hugh Sheridan

2009, "Sexy People" (single), Lolene

2010, "Electrick Hotel", Lolene

2010, "Superficial", Heidi Montag

2010, "Bittersweet" (single), Sophie Ellis-Bextor

2010, "Can I", Jaicko

2010, "B.T.R.", Big Time Rush

2010, "Daddy I'm A Rockstar", Cymphonique

2010, "I <3 U Crazy Mad", Going the Distance (film)

2011, "What Does It Take", (single) Dave Days

2011, "Supergood, Superbad", Tomohisa Yamashita

2011, "Checkmate", Namie Amuro

2011, "#1", (single) Namie Amuro

2011, "Dance With Me", (single) Justice Crew ft. Flo Rida

2011, "Worldwide", (single) Big Time Rush

2011, "Run", Jessica Mauboy

2011, "Sexy People", Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star (film)

2011, "Elevate", Big Time Rush

2013, "We Are MyName", Myname

2014, "The Real Thing", Femme

2014, "Come On Make It Happy", (single) Jordin Sparks, Beatrice Miller, Janel Parrish

References

External links

• Christopher Rojas at MSN Music
• Christopher Rojas credits at Allmusic
• Christopher Rojas songs at Allmusic
• Christopher Rojas official website