Tony Shepperd

Tony Shepperd is a highly respected mix engineer and producer with nearly two decades of experience in the music industry. Known for his meticulous attention to detail and passion for the craft, Shepperd has built a career that reflects his unwavering dedication to music. From his early years in Michigan and Texas, Shepperd's passion for audio was evident, as he immersed himself in the audio/visual department of his high school, where he first developed a deep fascination with the recording process.

Shepperd’s path into the music industry seemed destined, even though he initially pursued a degree in photography at Loma Linda University. However, his love for music never waned, and after graduating, he immediately set out to build his first studio. His first significant investment was a Linn 9000, a purchase that marked the beginning of both his studio and his professional journey.

In 1986, Shepperd received his big break when Mervyn Warren of the acclaimed group Take 6 heard demos that Shepperd had produced. At the time, Take 6 was one of the most exciting and influential acts in the music world, and the opportunity to work with them propelled Shepperd into the industry spotlight. 

This relationship with Warren would continue for years, and he would later contribute to the recording and mixing of Whitney Houston’s album "One Wish".

Over the years, Shepperd has worked with a wide range of artists across various genres, bringing his expertise in mixing and production to countless projects. His career reflects a commitment to excellence, with an ever-growing studio that mirrors his evolution as an engineer.