Darell Campbell Jr. actually appears to be larger when seen with one of his instruments. This proves Detroit’s hustle, toughness, and balance produces a musical surface that actually magnifies under stage lights. As a musician, songwriter, producer, teacher, and preacher stages are common place to express joy while smiling and using whatever fits into my hands.

He was raised in the midst of rehearsals and band meetings alongside his father. During a Christmas vacation, at the age of 10, he secretly used his father’s recording equipment and recorded and produced his very own rap album. He says, “I just pushed the buttons that I saw my dad press. I guess that sparked my curiosity to do something musically.” However, his career didn’t actually take off until he was 12 when he was allowed to play piano on Sunday mornings at church. After realizing that he would make a much better musician than football player, he quickly grasping advanced musical concepts. He ventured off to learning stringed instruments in high school in the Detroit Symphony Civic Orchestra. He quickly learned of the truly amazing musical gift that God had given him. After graduating from Detroit’s Cass Technical High school, he bypassed the traditional collegiate education to try his hand in the traveling workforce as a touring keyboardist. Naturally, by the age of 21 he had seen and learned more things than most people learn in a lifetime! At the age of 35, he has travelled through most of America’s states and now he lends his hand at creating opportunities for other children to have some of the opportunities he had as a young man. The things we enjoy are given to us by God to eventually become what we use to mark our fingerprint in life. His fingerprint have recorded with The Dramatics, WAR, India Arie, Stevie Wonder, Holland-Dozier-Holland, Anita Baker, Kris Johnson, Mary Wilson, Mike Powell, Dorinda Clark-Cole, HotSauce Yolanda Adams, LaToya Turrentine, Obie Trice, Freyda Payne, Eminem, MTV, VH1 and each day he strives to touch more.

1. A different world. Written by: Jermaine James, Darell RED Campbell Jr. Contains a sample of :A Different World" by: Bill Cosby, Stu Gardner and Dawnn Lewis
2. Afraid of telling you. Written by: Jennifer Booth, Darell RED Campbell Jr. Additional instrumentation: Jeremy Turrentine (drums)
3. Don't Miss you. Written by: Gwen Barnes, Darell RED Campbell Jr.
4. I dunno. Written by: Jermaine James, Tyson Pumphrey, Darell RED Campbell Jr. Additional vocals by: Shantel Hampton
5. Robot. Written by: Somer Anthony, Darell RED Campbell Jr. Additonal instrumentation: Jeremy Turrentine (drums)
6. Salt. Written by: David Miller, Darell RED Campbell Jr. Additional instrumentation: Sasha Kashperko (guitar)
7. Score for me. Written by: Darell RED Campbell Jr.
8. Sing about Love. Written by: Darell RED Campbell Jr. Performed by: Kynadi Echols Additional instrumentation: Sasha Kashperko (guitar), Marcus Stringer (organ)
9. We cant be stopped tonight. Written by: Eric Johnson, Dyrel Johnson, Marquis Johnson, Gary Johnson, Otis Shelton, Delisha Thomas, Darell RED Campbell Jr., Instrumentation: Eric Johnson (piano) Marquis Johnson (drums), Gary Johnson (guitar). Additional Vocals: Joi Holmes. Recorded at Man Cave Studios, Rochester, MI
10. The moments between. Written by: Darell RED Campbell Jr. Recorded at Wayne State Practice room
11. You're Beautiful. Written by: Darell RED Campbell Jr. preformed by Darell Campbell III
12. Fly Away. Written by: Delisha Thomas, Eric Johnson, Darell RED Campbell Jr., Additional instrumentation: Eric Johnson. Contains a sample of "Fly Me To The Moon" originally titled "In other words" by Bart Howard performed by Frank Sinatra.
13. Life Beyond the rainbow. Written by: Latoya Turrentine-Brown, Darell RED Campbell Jr. Additional Vocals: Katrina Mitchell and Joi Holmes. Contains sample of "Django" by John Lewis
14. The moments between two. Written by: Darell RED Campbell Jr.
15. Something Beautiful. Written by: Alisha Love, Jonathan Dixon, Nate Winn, Darell RED Campbell Jr. Performed by: Lulu Fall. Instrumentation: Nate Winn (drums), Jonathan Dixon (Rhodes), Marcus Stringer (organ), Jennifer Booth (violin), Sasha Kashperko (guitar)
16. Gas or Lunch. Written by: Charyse Bailey, Kris Johnson, Darian Davis, Darell RED Campbell Jr., Additional instrumentation: Kris Johnson (trumpet), Tom Stoeker (guitar). Contains a portion of (Im Gonna Git You Sucka."
17. Start of Something Special. Written by: Dyrel Johnson, Darell RED Campbell Jr. Performed by: Ja'Ray Additional Instrumentation: Kris Johnson (trumpet), Darell Campbell Sr. (guitar)
18. Nothing to prove. Written by: Darell RED Campbell Jr. Additional Instrumentation by: Ashley Nelson (violin)
19. Dancin'. Written by: Gwen Barnes, Darell RED Campbell Jr

Red - Valley View High the musical

[3:01] . RED - A different world
[4:09] . RED - Afraid of telling you
[4:56] . RED - Dancin
[5:11] . RED - Don't Miss you
[4:14] . RED - Fly Away
[3:17] . RED - Gas or lunch
[3:44] . RED - I dunno
[3:49] . RED - Life beyond the rainbow
[5:23] . RED - Nothin to prove
[4:01] . RED - Robot
[4:41] . RED - Salt
[0:17] . RED - Score for me
[4:13] . RED - Sing about love
[6:40] . RED - Something beautiful
[5:36] . RED - Start of somethin special
[1:00] . RED - The moments between two
[0:59] . RED - The moments between
[4:12] . RED - We can't be stopped tonight
[3:43] . RED - You're beautiful