ABOUT

Nadav Schneerson is a drummer, composer and producer based in London. An alumnus of the prestigious jazz programme Tomorrow’s Warriors, Nadav has come up alongside some of the finest jazz talent in London, whilst heavily influenced by previous generations of the program - Nadav individually blends contemporary jazz styles with various influences from around the Middle East.

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Nadav approaches all of his compositions straight from the piano. Predominantly self taught, It’s evident his compositions are a burst of youthful creativity and instinctive melodies. Led by his ears, the album explores a range of avenues and textures, blending acoustic sounds with live electronics - bridging old and new worlds, to modal sounds from around the world. His deep appreciation and respect for Jazz and his spiritual Jewish heritage plays a vital role in the intention of his music. “My goal with my creations are to reach someone in some capacity, whatever that feeling is, my goal is to make someone feel something, think about someone, somewhere, or even inspire new art. The purpose is to heal, educate, bring together. I feel an intense purpose of bringing people together through music, and that’s all I can hope for.”

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At just 25 years old, London-based musician and drummer Nadav Schneerson has already been making his mark, having performed with the likes of Charlie Stacey (Yussef Dayes),
Steam Down, Dargz, Finn Rees, Azekel and beyond that, has been involved in projects working with artists such as Jon Batiste, Enny, Allysha Joy and Don Glori to name a few.
Having already graced many local UK and international stages such as Montreux Jazz Festival, Jassmine Warsaw, Le Duc des Lombards, WOMAD Gran Canaria and recently spent over a month playing a residency in China.

Schneerson’s debut album features vocalist Afronaut Zu (Steam Down, Rudimental) on lead single ‘Juju Man’, Fellow Tomorrow Warrior’s alumnus Sultan Stevenson on piano and musicians from bands such as Ebi Soda, Levitation Orchestra and Hak Baker to name a few.