Anthony Fedorov

Anthony Fedorov is a singer-songwriter, producer, actor, and music educator. Born in Yalta, Crimea (former USSR), Anthony immigrated to the United States with his parents and older brother at 9-years old. Due to a birth defect in his windpipe, he underwent a tracheotomy (breathing through a tube from 4 months old to age 4), from which a scar is now visible. Doctors predicted he would never be able to speak.
He went on to compete and finish as 4th place Finalist on American Idol Season Four.

Inspired by his journey as a father, Anthony released an indie children’s album, “Every Little Thing” (2014, under the name Auraganix Kids). “Every Little Thing” includes the viral hit single “I Poop,” which has reached over 22 million streams, solidifying his mission to write kid’s music that’s not only educational but Top 40 cool!“My goal is to make children’s music fun for kids and jammin’ for parents and teachers!”

As a vocal coach, Anthony proudly carries on the teachings of his late mentors Ron Anderson and Debra Byrd, which focus not only on finding your authentic voice but also on singing for longevity with a healthy vocal technique.

As a songwriter, Anthony’s notable song placements include So Cal Gas Safety Music Video Campaign, directed by Colin Tilley, Hulu’s Future Man, The Ellen Degeneres Wildlife Fund, “Tet’Emcombo” (King of Kings) co-written with producing partner and Grammy® Winner Jeeve Ducornet (Todrick Hall, Bruno Mars) in the award-winning short film “The German King,” “I Begin Again” co- written with Grammy® Winning songwriter Bill Grainer and recorded by Britain’s Got Talent Winner Jai McDowall (hit #1 on iTunes Music).

Anthony is currently writing and developing three original musical shows Hashtag America with a book by Nik Walker (Broadway’s Hamilton) and co-lyricist Kyle Carter (Disney’s The Lion King tour), TV pilot Proud Marys written by Jennifer Paz, (Peabody, GLAAD Media, and Emmy Award- winning Steven Universe) Winner of the inaugural Outstanding Screenplays TV Pilot Competition, and was a top selection with Peabody Award and WGA Award-Winning writer/producer Susan Soon He Stanton (HBO’S SUCCESSION), and An Untitled Miserable Jets
Fan Story, early development at the Johnny Mercer Foundation Writers Grove 2024.

As an actor, Anthony’s notable theatre credits include Off-Broadway in The Fantasticks (Matt) and RENT revival (Roger). Regional: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, (Broadway Asia - Tokyo, Ordway Center, 5th Avenue Theatre), Les Miserables, (McCoy/Rigby), The Sound of Music (Paper Mill Playhouse), and the world premiere of The 12, a rock musical written by Pulitzer and Tony Award winner Robert Schenkkan and music by Neil Berg, and most recently, Love Actually Live at The Wallis in Beverly Hills (FOR THE RECORD).