F-job at Arthur's Blues and Jazz

F-JoB | Arthur's Blues'n'Jazz Club
Sunday 15th April
Doors 3:30pm Music 4pm
€10

“F-JOB is a trio with bags of personality, where virtuoso playing is tempered by rich rhythmic textures strong melodies and a soulful collective voice.”
All About Jazz Magazine

F-JoB are an Irish jazz piano trio, featuring three artists who have been at the forefront of the creative Irish music scene over the last fifteen years - pianist Greg Felton (White Rocket), bassist Cormac OBrien (Rhythm Method) and drummer Matthew Jacobson (ReDiviDeR).

For this project, the three members share composition and arranging duties and for the last two years have been developing their own sound as a piano trio, working with original material as well as improvising with broadway standards and well-known pop songs. ...

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F-JoB | Arthur's Blues'n'Jazz Club
Sunday 15th April
Doors 3:30pm Music 4pm
€10

“F-JOB is a trio with bags of personality, where virtuoso playing is tempered by rich rhythmic textures strong melodies and a soulful collective voice.”
All About Jazz Magazine

F-JoB are an Irish jazz piano trio, featuring three artists who have been at the forefront of the creative Irish music scene over the last fifteen years - pianist Greg Felton (White Rocket), bassist Cormac OBrien (Rhythm Method) and drummer Matthew Jacobson (ReDiviDeR).

For this project, the three members share composition and arranging duties and for the last two years have been developing their own sound as a piano trio, working with original material as well as improvising with broadway standards and well-known pop songs.

Felton, Jacobson and OBrien have a lot in common:
all three studied both at Newpark Comprehensive, Blackrock, Co. Dublin and later at Newpark Music Centre;
they all visited Brhaddhvani, Chennai at separate times to study South Indian Carnatic music;
they are all members of faculty on DCU's Jazz and Contemporary Music Performance Degree;
they all have a deep interest in the traditions of jazz but are equally adept at interpreting challenging contemporary material;
they all have an open-minded, inclusive vision of the music they perform.

All these shared characteristics give the group a unique vantage point, allowing them to take the well-trodden piano trio format to innovative and exciting places.

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