Moses Yoofee Trio at Jazzfest Budapest at Trafó Kortárs Művészetek Háza

The Moses Yoofee Trio is the latest project and ensemble of renowned pianist and producer Moses Yoofee. Yoofee is known for his phenomenal talent in jazz and production work. The trio produces an explosive sound, drawing influences from the worlds of jazz, hip-hop, R&B and soul. Accompanied by top German drummer Noah Fürbringer and soulful bassist Roman Klobe, the trio produces exceptional studio recordings, while also delivering mind-blowing live performances with a high level of musicality and vibrant energy.

Raised in Potsdam and Berlin, Moses Yoofee has been active in the German jazz scene for about a decade. At just 14 years old, he was described by the Tagesspiegel in 2013 as a "young jazz genius". Roman Klobe-Barangă grew up in southern Germany and met Yoofee when they were students at the Berlin Jazz Institute. It was during this period that Klobe-Barangă suggested they play together with his friend Noah Fürbringer, who was born in Munich but was studying in Mannheim in south-west Germany at the time....

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The Moses Yoofee Trio is the latest project and ensemble of renowned pianist and producer Moses Yoofee. Yoofee is known for his phenomenal talent in jazz and production work. The trio produces an explosive sound, drawing influences from the worlds of jazz, hip-hop, R&B and soul. Accompanied by top German drummer Noah Fürbringer and soulful bassist Roman Klobe, the trio produces exceptional studio recordings, while also delivering mind-blowing live performances with a high level of musicality and vibrant energy.

Raised in Potsdam and Berlin, Moses Yoofee has been active in the German jazz scene for about a decade. At just 14 years old, he was described by the Tagesspiegel in 2013 as a "young jazz genius". Roman Klobe-Barangă grew up in southern Germany and met Yoofee when they were students at the Berlin Jazz Institute. It was during this period that Klobe-Barangă suggested they play together with his friend Noah Fürbringer, who was born in Munich but was studying in Mannheim in south-west Germany at the time.

The band, all of whom were talented, found a loyal audience on the internet when they started sharing videos of their rehearsals, and as the videos grew in popularity, so did their live performances, including in particular their set at London's famous Ronnie Scott's jazz club.

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