About Anthony "Tony" Sims

Anthony "Tony" Sims has traversed from the sanctity of the church to the vibrant energy of the trap house, where he has honed the art of crafting music that moves the masses. A highly sought-after audio engineer and producer, Tony's mastery lies in comprehending the artistic essence and scientific intricacies of music production. His love for music sprouted at the tender age of five during a visit to the Apollo and burgeoned through self-teaching and prodigious talent nurtured in the church environment.

Tony's profound connection to the emotional landscape of music has empowered him to expertly blend vocals and instruments, concocting resonant and polished sounds that captivate audiences spanning various musical genres. He has shared his expertise as a traveling artist and engineer, contributing to the sounds reverberating through gospel revivals and crusades. Throughout his decade-long professional recording career, he notably steered the production of Bishop Ronald Brown’s platinum gospel album, "Having Good Old Fashioned Church." Tony's production credits also extend to influential works like Pastor Troy’s "Universal Soldier" and collaborations with Gucci Mane.

Established in Atlanta, GA, Tony serves as the CEO of TCap Productions. His personal and professional ethos intertwines the belief that robust business practices and dynamic creativity can thrive harmoniously. Fueled by his unwavering conviction in "The Possibilities of Music," Tony diligently supports artists in realizing their maximum potential, guiding them from inception to success.

With roots in Harlem, NY, and upbringing in Savannah, GA, Sims embraces the duality of his city-born and country-raised background. Beyond the studio, his time is often devoted to poring over equipment manuals and scouring bookstores for rare treasures that enrich his understanding of the music industry.