#161 - Tony Seltzer INTERVIEW

2024-01-10

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Video animation by: Big Flowers Intro/Outro beat by: BLOODBLIXING The Plug (0:51). The Interview (2:08). As soon as you here the iconic, “HEY TONY” tag, you know you’re about to hear an absolutely banging beat. With me today is Tony Seltzer, a Brooklyn-based producer who’s known for his catchy ear-grabbing beats that feature hard drums and booming bass. Tony’s catalog casts a wide net, having worked with major-label artists, as well as artists on the cutting-edge of the indie scene. He's produced ...

Video animation by: Big Flowers

Intro/Outro beat by: BLOODBLIXING

The Plug (0:51).

The Interview (2:08).

As soon as you here the iconic, “HEY TONY” tag, you know you’re about to hear an absolutely banging beat. With me today is Tony Seltzer, a Brooklyn-based producer who’s known for his catchy ear-grabbing beats that feature hard drums and booming bass.

Tony’s catalog casts a wide net, having worked with major-label artists, as well as artists on the cutting-edge of the indie scene. He's produced albums with the likes of WiFiGawd, Gabe ‘Nandez, and most recently, Wiki with 14K Figaro… one of the best albums of this past year.

In this episode, Tony gives us insight into the development of his signature sound, the inspiring story about how he made the leap to being a full-time producer as his career, and the making of his great recent collab records in Pangea and 14K Figaro.

Tony’s iconic producer tag (3:22).

The signature Tony Seltzer sound (6:18).

Advice on how other producers can find their signature sound (10:39).

Tony’s production process (15:19).

How Wiki impacted Tony’s career (19:37).

Taking the leap to becoming a full-time artist (23:17).

What makes a Tony x MC collab special (29:29).

How Tony’s relationship with Gabe ‘Nandez formed to create Pangea (33:23).

How Tony’s presence and production helped unlock Wiki’s vulnerability on 14K Figaro - RMPP patron q from Dan-O (37:02).

What creating 14K Figaro meant for Tony on a personal and artistic level (40:32).

Tony’s vision for 14K Figaro’s sound (43:44).

Upcoming projects to look out for from Tony (48:37).