Tom Reardon - Bio

Tom Reardon is a musician, songwriter, and producer who comes from a strong line of music makers. Most notably, his uncle Jack Reardon penned the hit "The Good Life," recorded by Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, as well as many others.

A well-accomplished live drummer, Tom has spent years playing in various bands. His current band, is Staircase 24. He also recently signed a single-song publishing deal with Future Hits - One-Stop Music Shop for their song "Do Our Part."

Tom has worked with countless musicians, songwriters, producers, and world-class vocalists in Nashville, Los Angeles, Australia, New York City, Vermont, Italy, and Spain. His writing style is vast, exploring genres such as Country, Alternative Rock, Ambient, and most recently, LoFi. He is constantly working to improve his craft through courses at the Berklee College of Music and mentorship with notable songwriters and producers such as Marty Dodson, Clay Mills, A.J. Gundell, and Palmer Lee.

Most recently, Tom has found a passion for scoring music for commercials under the direction of producer Lavender Looi. According to Looi, "Tom pushes the boundaries of music, unafraid to experiment with new ideas." He is looking forward to collaborating with new artists and finding more ways to create music.