Fizz is an American songwriter and producer known for his evocative music for film and diverse collaborations. Born Todd Meisler in Levittown, Long Island, NY, he moved to California in the late ’70s. Taught by his father, a drummer and orchestra leader, Fizz mastered percussion and drums early on, discovering a profound talent and passion for singing in the late ’80s. Primarily a vocalist now, he also plays guitar, dabbles in keyboards, and tracks most instruments in his solo work.
In the ’90s, Fizz was the vocalist and songwriter for bands like Puppets Of Mankind, Congregation, Live Skin, and Live Sex Video in Hollywood. Today, he crafts emotionally charged musical landscapes in his solo projects and plans to release singles leading up to his 2021 full-length album, “Dust and Scratches.” Recently traveling between the Midwest and West Coast, he is reimagining and re-recording favorites from his past collaborations. With the help of engineer/producer Michael Rozon, these songs are being remastered and mixed as originally intended for film and album releases.
Fizz delves into dark, emotional depths to capture stories and memories in his latest works. These new songs, along with tracks that have haunted him for years, are finally ready to be shared with the world.