ANTHONY CENERINI

OWNER, PRODUCER, ENGINEER

Anthony Cenerini (he/him) is a producer, engineer, and multi-instrumentalist from Winnipeg, MB. 

Anthony is known for his unwavering dedication to helping artists develop their careers, ability to thrive in challenging situations, and for consistently delivering solutions that turn his clients’ creative visions into reality.

With over 15 years of professional experience working with award-winning artists across Canada, he specializes in both in-studio and remote recording, production and mixing. 

After spending the formative years of his professional career in Winnipeg, Anthony relocated to British Columbia in 2015. In 2017, he opened a Vancouver-area commercial studio called 12TH ST Sound.

Over 8 years at 12TH ST, he welcomed hundreds of musicians in his studio from every corner of Canada while remaining true to his passion of fostering emerging artists. Many of those who walked through his doors have gone on to tour internationally, sign record deals, and receive radio play across North America on CBC, SiriusXM, and more.

As a recording engineer, Anthony has been credited on Western Canadian Music Award-winning records by Little Miss Higgins and Juno-nominated Indigenous records by Burnt-Project 1. More recently, his engineering portfolio includes up-and-coming Canadian artists like Orchid Orchestra, Braden Lam, and Michaela Slinger.

Beyond the studio, Anthony has extensive live event experience. His career has included stints as Head Audio & Technical Director for the Bell Performing Arts Centre in Surrey, BC, in addition to freelance work for a variety of Vancouver-area event companies and artists. He currently serves as Technical Director and Audio Lead for Winterruption YYQ in Churchill, MB—hosting artists like Tom Cochrane, Serena Ryder, and Boy Golden.

He returned to Winnipeg at the end of 2024. He’s a proud dog dad to a Wheaten Terrier named Huxley, a fierce Winnipeg Jets fan, and performs under the moniker BIG FUZZ.

Andrina Turenne
Long Winter Nights

Live in Churchill, MB
(2024)

Video produced by One Trunk Theatre: Andraea Sartison & PJ Jordan.
Audio engineered and mixed by Anthony Cenerini.
Audio assist by Francis Henson.
Tundra Buggy provided by Frontiers North Adventures.

BIG FUZZ
FEARS

In-studio at The Foxhole
(2025)

All words and music by Anthony Cenerini (SOCAN).

All audio & video post-production by Anthony Cenerini at The Foxhole in Winnipeg, MB.

Spencer & The Dream Continues
My Time is Now

Live at Gateway Theatre, RICHMOND, BC
(2022)

Production Manager & Technical Director: Anthony Cenerini
Assistant Production Manager: Victoria Cowan
Camera Ops: Anthony Chopin, Braedan Ridley, Cindy Dai-Thiessen,
Fahim Moussi, Jonathan Wu, Nick Alexander
FOH & Recording Engineer: Trevor Tews
Teleprompter Op: Titus Calderbank

All audio & video post-production by Anthony Cenerini at 12TH ST Sound in New Westminster, BC.

I’ve had the pleasure of working with Anthony Cenerini on both of Orchid Orchestra’s EPs, “With Love” and “Be Lucky”. Be Lucky, in particular, marked a real turning point. With more time and resources, we were able to lean further into the creative process, and Anthony was central to shaping the sound and spirit of the record. The recordings we made together have become the foundation for how we present ourselves as a band—they’re what people hear first, and they’ve opened countless doors for us.

So many of the opportunities we’ve had since releasing Be Lucky—from media coverage to festival interest to genuine fan connection—have come directly from the strength of the recordings. Anthony’s dedication, creativity, and care have been instrumental in helping us move forward as a band. I’m incredibly grateful to have worked with him.
— Rupert Hudson, Orchid Orchestra
I enjoyed the process—and results—so much that I ended up writing several new songs and stretching the four songs out to a nine-song album. Anthony’s consistency behind the kit and professionalism in the studio were fundamental to the project’s success and the results far exceeded my expectations.

As the project’s mastering engineer Mark Kramer [GWAR, Butthole Surfers, Ween] observed, Anthony does “GREAT mixing work” and mixing was just one aspect of his many game-changing contributions to the album.

I will be forever grateful for Anthony’s dedication to my project and eagerness to go the extra mile to make the album sound its best.
— Chris Milne, Chicane Lane
After chatting with Anthony for a few minutes, I had decided 100%—if I ever made an album, it was going to be with him.

Anthony was able to create the sound and feel that I heard in my head but didn’t have the vocabulary or experience to describe in words. The whole recording experience was an absolute joy that I never wanted to end. When I listen to the album, I can’t believe those are my songs, my instruments, my voice. He did an incredible job, start to finish.

Since its release, I can feel a real momentum shift. In the last while, I have been blessed to play my songs on some of Vancouver’s more renowned stages and even booked a spot in a major folk festival on the East Coast. With the experience that I gained working with Anthony, I think about and listen to my music differently. He has become an integral part of my story and I’m already looking forward to more collaborations—live or in the studio, West Coast, East Coast, or somewhere in between.
— Steve Somers