Biographie
Terri Lowe aka (Moltke, Ross, Donald, Strickland, Tucker) is a self-published author of 'Bad Apples Can Be Good Fruit' (2007) by Infinity Publishing, and 'Rudy and Phiphers Woodland Adventure - Courage Vol. 1' (2016) by AuthorHouse under the pen name Tlo-Redness. In Terri's early years, she was known in the music industry for her marriage to hip-hop pioneer M.C. Shan and she performed and appeared on the cover of the Warner Bros./Cold Chillin' Records album, 'Play it Again Shan' songs, 'Clap Your Hands' as Crystal as a member of the M+M Crew, also for the song 'Got to be Funky' produced by Marley Marl and as Terri in a duo wit M.C. Shan. Terri appeared as a 'Jungle Girl' in the albums' music video, 'It Don't Mean A Thing' released by Warner Bros./Cold Chillin' Records (1990), performed by M.C. Shan. The two later produced album, '12 Inches of Snow' as Shawn Moltke and Terri Moltke with Michael Grier, Edmund Leary, DJ Prince Marvin and John Figorrata. Terri received credit for co-writing and co-composing, the number one hit song, 'Informer' performed by artist Darin O'Brien (Snow) and Shawn Moltke (M.C. Shan) that went more than 3 times platinum and hit the top of billboard charts breaking records twice in the Guinness Book of World Records as the number one reggae single of all times, out performing Bob Marley's 'Buffalo Soldier' single. The song went on to be used by Daddy Yankee in the 41 times platinum song, 'Con Calma.' Terri received a ASCAP Latin Award in (2020). Terri was known as Red'ness that later became TLO-Red'ness in (1993) for the Mini-Ep under Sirius Records, 'Ready Red,' appearing in a (1994) music video, 'Jiggle them Jewels'. Terri Ross received international Director of Lighting credit for 'Teen Zone' a show by Nancy Devereaux with VMR Productions in Orlando Florida, under her company Worldwide Productions, Film/Video and Music, producing a show "Legends of Orlando (LOO) that lost its spot to "American Idol' all similar concepts. Terri finished Film/Video school "Florida Metropolitan University" (FMU) in April (2003) with an Associates Degree in Film/Video and joined the Army in (2004) becoming the Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge (NCOIC) of the Camp Humphreys South Korea, Visual Information Support Center and eventually the Chief of two locations. In 2011, Terri started Tervanjay Films, Inc. company in Atlanta, Georgia, and In (2014) Terri became an Audiovisual Production person for the Fort Leavenworth Public Affairs Office. Terri was in litigation since (2012) with Tyler Perry over her book title, "Bad Apples Can Be Good Fruit' (2007) until (2017) Co-Plaintiff William James joined her adding Oprah Winfrey and Others ending in (2019) Winter. Terri and William began writing a treatment for 'Fighting Perry and Winfrey in a Court of Law' in January (2023), production began March (2023) for the Docu-series and post production started April (2023) released for distribution by Amazon Prime Video Direct on December 22, 2023.
