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SUMMARY:Nir Felder Trio
LOCATION:The Django\, The Roxy Hotel\, Cellar Level\, 2 6th Ave\, New York\
 , NY 10013\, USA
DESCRIPTION:Lineup:\n\nNir Felder - Guitar\n\nJoe Martin - Bass\n\nOfri Neh
 emya - Drums\n\n\n\nCalled “the next big jazz guitarist” by NPR\, hail
 ed by the New York Times as a “whiz kid”\, and dubbed “incredible”
  by the Montreal Gazette\, Nir Felder is a new voice in jazz and rock guit
 ar. Growing up right outside New York City\, Felder spent his youth playin
 g in rock bands while learning about jazz at the local record store\, insp
 ired by icons from John Coltrane to voodoo chile Jimi Hendrix. After atten
 ding Berklee College of Music on a full scholarship\, Felder moved to New 
 York City in 2006 and quickly became one of the city’s most highly sough
 t after sideman\, performing and recording with an eclectic group of lumin
 aries in jazz and other genres including Diana Krall\, Brad Mehldau\, John
  Mayer\, Ben Platt (with whom he recorded the Netflix special “Live at R
 adio City Music Hall”)\, Chaka Khan\, Erykah Badu\, Common\, Anderson Pa
 ak\, Dave Chapelle\, and many more.\n\n\n\nSeeking a more personal creativ
 e outlet\, Felder first formed his own quartet in 2010\, recording the cri
 tically acclaimed major label debut “Golden Age” (Sony/OKeh)\, called 
 “lyrical and lofty” by The New York Times\, “mesmerizing” by The B
 oston Globe\, “a melodic triumph” by the New York City Jazz Record\, 
 “mind-boggling” by All About Jazz and "a great record" by Downbeat. Si
 x years after the release of Golden Age\, Felder's latest project is a set
  of two trio recordings featuring bassist Matt Penman and drummer Jimmy Ma
 cbride. Using the studio as an instrument and the latest in sound design t
 echnology the result is a layered music that blends jazz improvisation wit
 h other genres in new ways and stretches the boundaries of what a jazz rec
 ord is and can be. He is the winner of the Downbeat Magazine Critics Poll 
 “Rising Star Guitarist” and currently teaches at both Berklee College 
 of Music and The New School in New York City.
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