Jason Schneider is a popular jazz trumpet player in Germany‘s Rhine-Main metropolitan region, who appears both as a soloist and as a section player. Even before he completed his studies with Axel Schlosser in 2009, he was active in countless formations. He played with Aloe Blacc, Ralf Gustke, Keith Copeland, Ack van Rooyen, Bob Mintzer, Herb Geller, Claudio Roditi and many others. He is a prizewinner at Jugend musiziert, Jugend jazz and Jeunesses Musicales, toured several countries on concert tours (Canada, Russia, Japan, Norway, Israel, Nicaragua, Brazil, Middle East, Southeast Asia, Lithuania, Romania ...) and took part both as a guest musician and as initiator on several album productions. With J-Sound he received the Jazz Scholarship of the City of Frankfurt am Main in 2015. At the moment he is working - increasingly as a singer - on his own projects (J-Sound, The Argosonics, Kokonino Kounty), new recordings and works as a sideman in several bands.
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“For J-Sound Jason Schneider put together a quartet that doesn't slip on the dazzling parquet of his compositions. In all of his
own compositions, Schneider relies primarily on energy. That works both in a breakneck neobop like the opener 'Swift To React'
and in the bizarre sound creations that characterize a high-energy number like 'Third Quarter'. But there are also a few quieter
pieces in which the band sounds downright pensive. " - Jazzthing
“The young man from Frankfurt (Jason Schneider) can do a lot. He plays harmoniously colorful and atmospheric. He is technically
good and virtuoso, plays up to the high register and his sound is versatile " - Jazz'N'More
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“For J-Sound Jason Schneider put together a quartet that doesn't slip on the dazzling parquet of his compositions. In all of his
own compositions, Schneider relies primarily on energy. That works both in a breakneck neobop like the opener 'Swift To React'
and in the bizarre sound creations that characterize a high-energy number like 'Third Quarter'. But there are also a few quieter
pieces in which the band sounds downright pensive. " - Jazzthing
“The young man from Frankfurt (Jason Schneider) can do a lot. He plays harmoniously colorful and atmospheric. He is technically
good and virtuoso, plays up to the high register and his sound is versatile " - Jazz'N'More
“The band experiments with shapes, sounds, dynamics and balances. It explores the load-bearing capacity of electrical and
electronic components, different aggregate states of melody, volumes and ways of increasing rhythm. And she does not look
around indecisively, but masters her material and does not lack any clarity. " - Frankfurter Rundschau
“Jason Schneider (tr, flh) and Michael Schreiner keep the massive blower going with his tenor saxophone. With a spirited pianist,
Yuriy Sych, who also finds the right notes on the Rhodes, Ivan Habernal (b) and Uli Schiffelholz (dr) you create an excellent fusion
that is made even more invigorating by rousing solos. " - CONCERTO magazine
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