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Anton Aleksandrovich Igumnov (Russian: Антон Александрович Игумнов; born 6 June 1985), professionally known as Tony Igy, is a Russian electronic dance music disc jockey and producer. He is best known for his hit "Astronomia", which was originally released in 2010. A 2015 Vicetone remix of "Astronomia" became a global phenomenon in April 2020 as part of the Coffin dance meme.

Discography

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Albums

• Get Up (2013)
• You Know My Name (2019)

Extended plays

• This Is My Gift and This My Curse (2010)
• It's Beautiful... It's Enough (2017)

Singles

2010

• "Astronomia" (Free-Track)

2014

• "Astronomia" (Free-Track; with Vicetone)

2015

• "Run Away" (featuring Bella Blue)
• "Open Fire"

2016

• "Don’t Turn Around" (featuring Syntheticsax)
• "Nelly"
• "Day in Day Out" (with X-Chrome)

2017

• "Caruna"
• "Because of You"
• "Another"
• "Nuera"
• "Let’s Run"
• "I Can See"
• "For You Special"
• "The Dust"
• "Starlight"
• "Sentiment"
• "Misterio"
• "Meduzza"
• "I Wanna See You Now"
• "Civik"
• "The One for Me"
• "Playing"
• "Island"
• "Change"

2018

• "Yes I Do"
• "Show You How"
• "Roscoe’s (Shout Louder)"
• "Take Me Away" (with Gio Nailati featuring Hoshi Soul)

2020

• "Street Sadness"
• "Happy Land"
• "Astronomia (Never Go Home)"

References

1. Get Up, retrieved 2020-04-30
2. You Know My Name, retrieved 2020-04-30
3. It's Beautiful ... It's Enough., retrieved 2020-05-03
4. Astronomia 2014, retrieved 2020-04-30

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