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Biography

Vocalist recording artist Anthony Dixon, was born in Glendale, Arizona but raised in the Pan-Handle of Panama City, FL amongst a family of skilled musicians and vocalist who could stir the soul thru moving emotive music. Inevitably, he too developed a passion for music and that same ability to stir the soul. He’s worked with Tyler Perry, Diana Ross, Jennifer Holliday, Cissy Houston, and Melba Moore.

While he was introduced to all genres of music, gospel music played a big role in his music development with a southern Pentecostal sanctuary giving stage to his earliest performances. And so a little boy who stood and sang from the edge of an old wooden choir stand grew up to stand and sing at the edge of New York stages enthralling hundreds with a soulful voice clear as water and smooth as alabaster.

He is a member of the JFM Band and has appeared on the morning show, Good Day Atlanta. He was also part of the revival of the musical “Purlie” with Melba Moore, Sherman Hemsley, and Robert Giluame. He has sung backup for New Kid’s On the Block, and was the winner of the Georgia Music Industry Association’s Urban competition for songwriters. He has performed at Ashford & Simpson’s Sugar Bar, Tavern on the Green, the Russian Tea Room, Nells, and Makors. He’s written songs for the Barrio Boyzz on the Latin Record Label, Fonovisa.

He appeared in Atlanta’s Alliance Theater’s production of the musical “CHESS,” directed by the brilliant David Bell. He has also played in “Ain’t Misbehavin” twice, once with the Theatre Arts Guild of Atlanta and once with the North Carolina Stage Ensemble.

Anthony now resides in the Northeast where he performs as a vocalist currently with the company Bud Maltin Metropolitan Music where he continues to shape beautiful melodies into gems of great inspiration. Recently having studied piano under the tutelage of jazz organist Radam Schwartz, Anthony embarked on recording a new live recording arranged by Schwartz. As you listen to this man’s music savoring the many ingredients of feel good emotion you’ll come to the same discovery of several others; that where ever the stage and whomever the audience, one thing is very clear; this man’s music holds a very important ingredient…the power to stir the soul.