Toni Solà is one of the most important saxophonists on our jazz scene. Characterized by his eclecticism, he moves easily through the varied styles of black roots music whilst always maintaining a very personal sound. Apart from his work as a TV musician with the showman Andreu Buenafuente with whom he worked in more than 1,300 programs from 1995 to 2012

As a session musician in the recording studios, Toni Solà has developed a successful career in jazz that has led him to work with internationally renowned musicians such as: Gene 'Mightyflea' Conners, Bobby Durham, Michele Hendricks, Rob Bargad, Grant Stewart, Harry Allen, Tony Lakatos, Jesper Thilo, Pee Wee Ellis, Charmin Michelle, Dany Doriz, Ronald Baker, Champion Fulton, Jesse Davis, Pierre Boussaguet, Jean Pierre Derouard, Lila Ammons, Darryl Hall, Marc Fosset and especially the great tenor saxophonist Scott Hamilton, who collaborated on the CD ("Eight Reasons to Listen" Toni Solà Quartet, special guest Scott Hamilton) and with whom he co-led a quintet that has recently  toured in Spain, France and Portugal.

In addition to leading his own quartet and his "Organic Trio "(trio of tenor sax, organ and drums), Toni Solà has co-led with Ramon Fossati and Ignasi Terraza the quintet" The Black Key." He has also collaborated with the Brazilian guitarist and singer Jayme Marques. Also with the "La Locomotora Negra" orchestra, the "Barcelona Jazz Orchestra," where he participated in various didactic shows about jazz for the Palau de la Música Catalana foundation for fourteen years.

He always accompanies the North American singer Charmin Michelle on her tours in Spain, he is part of the American singer Michele Hendricks quintet and is a member of Susana Sheiman’s group "Open Gate". He is also a member of Serbian bass player Ivan Kovacevich’s group "Five Spots" a quintet that pays homage to the Hard Bop style along with the trumpeter Josep María Farràs and has also collaborated with guitarists, David Mitchell, Kike Angulo and Biel Ballester as well as with the singer Gemma Abrié and the French pianist Alain Guiu among others.

Toni has played in countless Spanish, European and Moroccan festivals and is the artistic director and founding member of the "Sant Boi de Llobregat Jazz Festival" that started in 1992. In May 2015 he participated as a member of the French vibraphonist Dany Doriz’s group in the Festival "Jazz en Mer" held on the ship Zenith during a cruise that covered much of the Mediterranean. He has worked in various French festivals with Dany Doriz , with whom he also has played at the Conakry Jazz Festival in Guinée (West Africa).

The song "Night Sounds Blues" composed by Toni Solà for his first CD, "Night Sounds" (2000) accompanied by the Ignasi Terraza Trio was chosen to be part of the soundtrack for the movie "From Paris with love" (2010) starring John Travolta. His fifth CD as a leader, "The Heart of Jazz" (2014), obtained a five-star rating in the prestigious British magazine Jazz Journal in its july 2015 edition. Later this CD earned the Enderrock award for the best jazz album of 2015 by popular vote. His sixth CD as a leader, "Cool People" obtained five stars in Jazz Journal. Also collaborating on this album are the North American vocalist Charmin Michelle and the tenor saxophonist Harry Allen.

His style as a saxophonist moves within the parameters of swing and hard bop, creating high quality music and at the same time music of great accessibility and elegance. His warm and voluminous sound is characterized by a taste for music rooted in blues and the Afro-American sound mixed with the language of be-bop influenced by great tenor saxophonists such as: Illinois Jacquet, Jimmy Forrest, Gene Ammons, Arnett Cobb, Dexter Gordon and Sonny Rollins. A sound that is hot at medium and fast tempos but like velvet when playing ballads which is one of his specialties.