Steve D'Angelo is an Emmy® Award-winning composer, arranger, and jazz guitarist with a diverse and impressive career. With deep roots in the Toronto music scene, he has collaborated with renowned artists such as Dr. John, Taj Mahal, LadySmith Black Mambazo, and Canadian legends Doug Riley, Guido Basso, and Robi Botos.

D'Angelo's musical talents have graced a wide range of projects, from award-winning advertisements to captivating film scores. His compositions have earned him two Emmy® nominations and a win for the theme of Fetch with Ruff Ruffman, as well as an Annie® nomination for his score on Peep and the Big Wide World and another Annie® nomination for the Netflix® hit show Carmen SanDiego.

Beyond his work in film and television, D'Angelo has created compelling scores for award-winning documentaries such as Sled Dogs and Arctic Secrets, as well as numerous feature films. He is equally skilled in jazz guitar, having released two full length albums, Monkey Swing & Dancing Sideways - both of which he wrote, arranged and was the lead guitarist. For a full list of credits, click here.

With an exceptional ability to compose for diverse genres and arrange for various ensembles, D'Angelo's music resonates with audiences around the world. Along with jazz and orchestral arrangements, he has also produced various songs in the pop, folk and electronic realm, seamlessly crossing over genres, showcasing his unique versatility, creativity and dedication to music in its entirety.

Steve D’Angelo is based in Toronto, Canada. When he’s not working, you can find him playing live gigs at various venues around the city.