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Tony was nominated for Outmusic’s Producer Of The Year Award for his work on Alix Olson’s acclaimed debut CD, “Built Like That” (“The music matches the word perfectly. Dynamic, emotional and raw.” - Collected Sounds)

image of Tony ConniffHis productions and arrangements are always oriented towards serving and enhancing the song and the singer.

A founding member and current chairperson of the Independent Producers Forum, which meets monthly at the National Academy of Recording Arts And Sciences (NARAS).

Recently, Tony’s has produced, arranged and mixed CDs for Marion LoGuidice (Street-wise, passionate and arrestingly truthful... truly moving” - Cyndi Lauper), Stacy Harshman, Hunt Taylor and Contango, Melineh Kurdian, Heather Pirie, Meg Flather (co-produced with Larry Saltzman), international blues singer Bronco Bob, spoken word artist Saqi Dosaj, Irish actress and singer-songwriter Marion Tomas-Griffin, and Ann Marie Milazzo, as well as individual tracks for Director/ Screenwriter (Mississippi Burning, Citizen X) Chris Gerolmo, singer Sam Harris, and actor/ songwriter Robert Sean Leonard.

He also does remixes, most recently for Fashion Week, as part of the remix duo Mike and Tony (with prominent DJ Mike Connolly).

He produced the title track for the widely shown documentary “The McCourts of Limerick” and co-produced and -arranged the title song for the move “The Tao Of Steve”.

He uses and is a specialist in Logic Audio for recording and scoring, as well as utilizing numerous other software programs, instruments, and plug-ins along with Logic. He also has two ADATS and varied outboard gear, including Avalon and Grace mic pre-amps, AKG and Beyer microphones, etc. He takes pride in the sonic quality of the recordings and mixes that come out of his studio.

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*Photo: Larry Saltzman

There is such a thing as poetic, ecstatic truth. It is mysterious and elusive, and can be reached only through fabrication and imagination and stylization. -- Werner Herzog