Tony Huerta started his career as a professional singer for Elitch Gardens in 1990 and founded his first A Cappella group with Matthew Selby (LA, CA) called “Exact Change”, which later moved to the Seattle area and became the popular vocal group, “m-pact”.

In 1998, Tony joined the groundbreaking A Cappella group “The 17th Avenue Allstars” and performed for ten years as the Vocal Percussionist, Arranger, Recording Producer, and Baritone/Tenor, performing in about 70-80 concerts per year across the United States.

Huerta founded the Sonic Audio recording studio in 1998. Since 2000, he has produced and engineered A Cappella CD Projects for “The 17th Avenue Allstars”, “Groove Society”,“Moosebutter”, “Vocality Singers”, “FACE”, “DU Idiosingcrasies”, “In the Stairwell”, “Sound Of The Rockies”, “Skyline Chorus”, “Storm Front”, “NeXus”, “Ignition!”, “McPhly”, “Mile 21″ and “In the Buff”.  He has received two major label CD credits on Take 6, The Standard (2008), as live sound engineer, and Take 6, The Most Wonderful Time of the Year (2010), where he edited and gave consulting notes on the mixes.

In April 2006, Tony mixed his first live concert for the 10 Grammy winners, “Take 6″. He is now their exclusive touring sound engineer internationally. He now mixes “FACE”, Sonos, and NoTa nationally, and “m-pact” internationally.

When he is home, you will find him recording a cappella music in his Lodo Denver recording studio, Sonic Audio, near Coors Field. You can reach him at: tony@sonicaudiopro.com.

Tony just returned from mixing NoTa as they opened for Shakira on her US Tour.