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Nikki Ross (singer)

1974–2026

United States

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Nikki L. Ross Bellamy (February 26, 1974—August 14, 2026), known professionally as Nikki Ross, was an American gospel singer, pianist, organist, arranger and composer from Houston, Texas. She became known both for her solo work and for recordings and performances with artists including Kirk Franklin, Ricky Dillard, James Fortune, Israel Houghton, PJ Morton, Harry Connick Jr., Robert Glasper, Kim Burrell, Dorinda Clark-Cole, Smokie Norful, Martha Munizzi, Earnest Pugh and Shaun Martin. Ross was a longstanding figure in Houston gospel music and recorded internationally as a featured vocalist and background singer. Her best-known recordings include "There Is No Way", "He's Been Just That Good" and "I Surrender All" with Ricky Dillard & New G; "Make a Sound" with James Fortune & FIYA; "Yes" with The Walls Group; and "Sunday Kinda Love" with Houghton, Morton and Aaron Lindsey.

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