Anthony Borrelli is a songwriter from Needham, Massachusetts, studying Music at Harvard College. He started playing piano at age four, guitar at age seven, and has since taught himself to play just about anything he can get his hands on. He writes, records, and produces his own music, playing every instrument himself — whether that means learning the banjo or figuring out how to add lap steel to a song.

Rooted in folk, country, and Americana, Borrelli’s solo music pairs a love of traditional songwriting with lyrics about contemporary social and political issues. He also writes in a wide range of styles, from indie and pop punk to metal and barbershop quartet.

Alongside his solo work, Borrelli is the lead guitarist and bandleader of rock bands 13 Seconds and Midnight Curfew. At Harvard, he plays guitar for the Hasty Pudding Theatricals, serves as Music Director of the Harvard Callbacks, and sings with the Harvard-Radcliffe Collegium Musicum.