Tony Green

Tony Green is widely recognized as one of Canada’s most accomplished record producers, with an equally impressive career as a songwriter. His breakthrough moment came in 1979 with the release of the exuberant dance track “Come To Me,” which introduced a then-16-year-old France Joli to the world. The single became a global smash, reaching the Top 20 in the United States and becoming a fixture on dance floors worldwide.

Green followed up this success with Joli’s next hit, “Heart To Break The Heart,” which continued to solidify his reputation as a producer capable of crafting timeless dance anthems. His studio, known for nurturing emerging talent, soon became a breeding ground for a wave of new artists. One notable success story was young Freddie James, whose tracks “Get Up And Boogie” and “Too Young To Fall In Love” earned him a dedicated fanbase both in Canada and the U.S. throughout the early 1980s.

Over the years, Green’s productions have had a lasting impact on the dance music scene, and his work has spanned multiple decades. From his early discoveries to his ongoing contributions to the genre, Green has consistently demonstrated his ability to shape the sound of the times. Spirit Music Group now represents Green’s latest productions as well as his extensive catalog of work from the past three decades, ensuring his legacy continues to influence new generations of music lovers and artists alike. Through his unique approach to songwriting and production, Tony Green remains an iconic figure in the music industry.

Licensing with Spirit: License Tony’s music HERE.