In 1992, Tony Andre Davis, aka “Big Baby”, started banging out beats in his grandmother’s garage for rap artists in the neighborhood. At the time, he was attending Texas Southern University as a music major, a member of the world famous “Ocean of Soul” marching band and working part-time for Continental Airlines. One day, Bruce Lattin, a mentor that worked on UGK’s platinum hit “Tell Me Something Good”, approached Big Baby and asked him to work on some beats for a local rap talent that was becoming very hot in Houston, Texas. While spending countless hours in the studio, Big Baby ended up leaving his job and focused more on the music that he was creating. This laid the foundation for greater opportunities down the road.

Two years later, Big Baby met three guys who were singers and wanted to start a male singing group. The group was named “Publik Xposure” and they went on to amateur night at “Showtime at The Apollo” to win two of three appearances. This exposure opened a lot of doors for the group as they began to receive deals from several major labels. The independent label, Freeworld Records the group was signed to, didn’t want to release them from their contract. Consequently, the group disbanded and moved on to separate projects. Big Baby started producing R&B tracks for local singers and this is when his talents started to really come together.

Currently, Big Baby is a recent graduate of Full Sail University with a B.S. in Audio Production and holds a B.A. in Music from Texas Southern University. Sound design, film scoring, recording, mixing, and mastering are skills that have been added to Big Baby's resume. Big Baby is constantly working with new artists and changing his style to help change today’s sound.