Tony started making a name for himself on his native island at 15, debuted in the archipelago's leading clubs at 16, and by 18 had stepped away from DJing to dedicate himself fully to music production and sound engineering.
After his studies, his music began appearing on internationally recognized labels — Musak, Avenue Recordings, Happy Techno, Looping Records, Bedroom Music and many others — collaborating with producers like Paco Maroto, Lexlay and DJ Wady.
His studio has hosted a wide range of artists from the Spanish-speaking electronic scene, with work featured by MTV, Levi's Music Project, Brut France and Spanish national TV. Today he teaches electronic music production at Microfusa while running the mixing and mastering studio in Barcelona that powers Lenz Music Lab.
