Connor Warren Smith

Connor Warren Smith is a prolific studio vocalist, composer, arranger, live performer, and voiceover actor who has been featured in over 150 projects for film, television, and media. Connor's highly varied career has allowed him to work in a wide swath of musical settings: singing as a professional chorister on film scores for blockbuster movies like Spider-Man: No Way Home, Wish, and Hocus Pocus 2, while also arranging and singing backup for some of the world's top pop artists such as Olivia Rodrigo, Rosalía, and The Weeknd. In 2018, Connor was signed to Disney Music Group as a lead vocalist in the critically-acclaimed a cappella group "DCappella", whose debut album was released via Walt Disney Records. A sharp, charismatic, and driven performer originally from Southern California, Connor is also no stranger to the stage. From renowned concert halls, theaters, and the stages of the Disneyland Resort to local churches and auditoriums, Connor's voice and performance abilities have carried him across the globe for over a decade. He has had the proud honor of being a guest soloist with the Golden State Pops Orchestra, the Hour of Power Choir & Orchestra, and the Lviv Philharmonic in Ukraine, among others.

While many know him primarily as a versatile vocalist and performer, Connor also serves as composer, vocal arranger, music producer, and vocal contractor on a wide range of projects for film and television. With numerous published and commissioned works, his choral pieces are regularly performed around the world. His writing and producing in the children's music genre has also brought significant acclaim, earning him 16 Teachers' Choice, Parents' Choice, and Academics' Choice Awards. Connor served as the Graduate Composer in Residence at California Baptist University, where he received a Bachelor's Degree in Music Composition and a Master's Degree in Conducting, studying with Dr. Glenn Pickett, Dr. Gary Bonner, and Dr. Judd Bonner. A passionate advocate for the Los Angeles singing community, Connor serves on a variety of committees for SAG-AFTRA. Today, he enjoys writing commissioned works for local and national choirs and groups, working with choral publishers across the country, and writing, producing, and singing for television, film, and artist recordings.