Anton Goudsmit is a Dutch jazz guitarist known for his vibrant playing style and his ability to seamlessly blend a range of musical genres into his performances. Born in Haarlem, Netherlands, in 1967, Goudsmit developed a passion for music at an early age, inspired by his musical family background. Over the years, he has carved out a distinctive place in the world of contemporary jazz, earning acclaim both as a solo artist and as a member of various ensembles. Goudsmit's talent shines through his dynamic compositions and his energetic stage presence, making him a beloved figure in the Dutch jazz scene and beyond.

Throughout his career, Anton Goudsmit has been involved in a number of significant musical projects and collaborations that have showcased his creativity and technical prowess. His recent work continues to display his eclectic approach to music-making, as evident in his varied releases such as the intimate "Ton Petit," the reflective "Calme," and the quirky and spirited "Graat/Paling." His ability to reinterpret works is beautifully demonstrated in "Tuyo (Narcos Theme)" where he offers a fresh take on the theme song from the popular TV series. With his band The Ploctones, Goudsmit released the energetic album "Go Surfing," showcasing his playful and innovative style. His compositions, such as "Sjaco" and "Gringo," highlight his skillful integration of melodious jazz phrasings with other musical influences. Goudsmit's dynamic approach to the guitar and his inventive compositions make him a standout in today’s music world, continually thrilling audiences with his improvisational flair and heartfelt performances.