Anthony Marinelli

Born on March 19, 1959, Anthony Marinelli is a prominent American musician, composer, and conductor. His most notable contribution was to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” album in 1982, where his synthesizer skills added a unique dimension to the music.

Marinelli’s impact isn’t just limited to Michael Jackson’s world; he’s also collaborated with renowned artists like Lionel Richie and Kenny Loggins. His musical prowess extended to the big screen, creating memorable compositions for films like “Young Guns” (1988) and “Leaving Las Vegas” (1996).

Beyond his musical achievements, Marinelli co-founded Levels Audio Post, a post-production service that left its mark on hit TV shows like “American Idol.” His adaptability shines through in creating “BollyDoll,” a musical theater extravaganza in collaboration with visual artist and vocalist Amrita Sen.

More recently, starting from December 2022, Marinelli has taken on a new role as co-host and producer of the acclaimed “Stories in the Room: Michael Jackson’s Thriller Album Podcast,” once again showcasing his profound impact on music and his enduring legacy.