Born on February 21, 1980, in Yaroslavl, Anton Levin is a Russian composer, pianist, and music activist. He is a member of the Russian Musical Union (RMU), the Eurasian Art Union, and the International Singer-Songwriters Association (ISSA).
From a young age, Anton knew that creating music was his life's purpose. He enrolled in a music school and graduated with honors in piano. His lifelong goal has always been to expand his horizons in the field of composition and music creation. His passion for music and unique creative vision have driven him to seek opportunities for professional growth and self-expression.
In 1998, Anton co-founded and led the group Millennium (later renamed Santerno in 2004), where he played keyboards. Through his creative contributions, Millennium received nominations for various awards and achieved high rankings at the national level.
In 2005, the album Six was released, followed by two compilations: Diving ("Pogruzhenie") in 2006 and Shizomorph-1 in 2007. The group quickly gained popularity, but fame brought its own challenges, including personnel issues. In 2012, the group was officially disbanded.
In 2014, Anton fully transitioned to solo work, composing music for TV, media, and advertising under the pseudonym Synthezx. In 2017, he was invited to join the band Karcinoma as a composer and arranger, also performing keyboard parts. Their collaboration resulted in the release of the album Invictus in 2021.
In early 2020, Anton began working in the film industry, creating music for trailers, video games and films — an experience that opened new creative horizons for him. He has since collaborated with several international labels, including ABSOLUTE MUSIC, POSITION MUSIC, FIGURE AND GROOVE, PHANTOM POWER, MidnightAV, SCOREADDICTION, Gothic Storm – Frontier, OBSIDIAN, and others.
To date, Anton has released more than eight albums. In November 2021, he released the single Way Back Home in collaboration with the vocalist of his first band, Millennium, as a tribute to their shared past.
In July 2023, Anton accepted an invitation from the world-renowned folk band Scald to work as a composer on their new album, contributing orchestration for the group's instrumental parts.
In early 2023, he founded a new brand, Audio-SX, under which he produces high-quality tracks for TV, media, and advertising.
Anton continues to compose music for the film industry, video games and trailers, constantly refining his craft and exploring new dimensions of musical creativity.
His music can be heard on USA Network, CNBC, NBC, and NBC Sports, featured in news segments and TV shows such as the 2024 Paris Olympics, America's Got Talent, and many others. One of Anton's recent works is the music for the official trailer of the video game Battlefield 2042 – "Circle of Hell."
