Strokes of Genius, Inc's FEATURED ARTISTS AT THE UNITED NATIONS (April 1 - June 13, 2025)

Tony De Blois is an extraordinary American musician renowned for his exceptional talent and inspiring life story. Born on January 22, 1974, in Randolph, Massachusetts, Tony faced significant challenges from the very beginning. Weighing less than two pounds at birth, he required high levels of oxygen, which led to blindness in his early days. Diagnosed with autism and Savant Syndrome, Tony's affinity for music became evident when he began playing the piano at the age of two. Tony's musical journey is marked by remarkable achievements. He is proficient in over 20 instruments and possesses an astounding repertoire of approximately 8,000 pieces, all of which are memorized. While jazz is his specialty, his versatility spans various genres, including classical, country, and pop. Tony has performed globally, captivating audiences with his improvisational skills and deep musical understanding. He leads his own band, "Goodnuf," and has graced stages from Dublin to Taipei, including esteemed venues such as the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. Tony's life and achievements have been featured in various media outlets. The 1997 CBS made-for-TV movie, "Journey of the Heart," starring Cybill Shepherd, was inspired by his life story.