Tony, short for Tony Bunch, is a guitarist, producer, writer, and composer born in Manhattan and growing up in the Bronx with 5 siblings.

His love for music began at the age of 10 when he picked up a guitar for the first time, instantly falling in love with the instrument. By the time he was 12 or 13, he was deeply inspired after seeing Earth, Wind & Fire live, solidifying his desire to pursue music.

His journey was also shaped by his cousin, Kenny, who played bass and introduced him to a wide range of music. Over the years, Tony honed his skills on guitar, bass, drums, and keys, but the guitar remained his ultimate voice.

His playing style blends influences from Jimi Hendrix, George Benson, John McLaughlin, and Al McKay, while his production approach is heavily inspired by Quincy Jones, Maurice White, and Gamble & Huff—legendary figures who could elevate any artist to new heights.

He has been a part of various bands and groups across multiple genres, including Sudan, Up Front, Judah Tribe, Black Ivory, and The Delfonics, primarily as the lead or rhythm guitarist.

Beyond performing and creating, he is passionate about sharing his knowledge with young musicians, helping to shape the next generation.