Producer, songwriter and engineer Anu Sun is affectionately known industry-wide as “Anu The Giant,” but his physical stature only compliments his tremendous place in the music game. Aside from a staple in New York City’s live music scene, his recent credits include work on the Grammy Award winning motion picture soundtrack Miles Ahead, work with legends Johnny Cash, Miles Davis and work on Robert Glasper’s Grammy nominated Black Radio 2. Now is the distinct moment that Anu steps out with his first project in 8 years, a move that is certain to place him with his peers as a more prominent, provocative renaissance musician. A resident of Harlem, Anu’s vast talents were groomed in a family flush with music, culture and fashion. And the roots run deep, as his godfather is legendary Jazz vibraphonist/drummer Lionel Hampton and his father worked with famed entertainer Wayne Newton for over 30 years. “They are in the DNA,” he says proudly. The rich upbringing ingrained Anu with a sense of community that he continues to put into practice. Anu, like his mentors, continues to give back selflessly to the music community in New York City as the founder of The Shed Open Jam. The event - a seven-year-and-running series - is a top jam session in New York City. The Shed has garnered a reputation as the hang-out for the hottest musicians and launch pad for emerging talent.