Gen Sax & Funky Stuff - Saxophonist/Band

(GEN SAX)

Gen Sax music performance always inspired by all that’s great in jazz, disco, soul, dance, and r&b, but he adds some flavor of contemporary interpretation of what’s happening in music and the world today. Gen Sax created a deeply personal and unique blend of musical genres & influences, bound together by his rich and bold saxophone sound, showcasing his extreme versatility.

Although a jazz musician at heart, Gen has transcended genres and musical boundaries throughout his entire career. His breakthrough and debut as a composer, performer, and producer in the USA took place in October 2008 at the Wilshire Theatre in Los Angeles, where he presented his groundbreaking World Music and Electronic multimedia project, that gathered many artists from Latin America and Spain, and was dedicated to special guest Quincy Jones and his charity organizations "Millennium Promise" and "Malaria No More", and hosted by renown writer and motivational speaker Tony Robbins.
Hollywood Music In Media Awards Winner Russian - American talented musician, a composer who performed, collaborated live and studio in different projects worldwide with renowned musicians, important figures and companies in the music and show business such us:

Quincy Jones, Tony Robbins, Multi-Grammy Composer & Singer Jon Secada, Latin Pop Rock Star Gian Marco, Sheila E, Jazz Legend Herbie Hancock, Drum Legend Alex Acuna, Hanz Dulfer, Latin Pop Rock Star Patricia Loayza, Telemundo, Univision, Hispanic Group, Panamericana Television, Jensen Communications among others.

During his decade-long stay in Latin America Gen Nady not only toured to perform his own works, by also worked as a recorder, collaborator, and producer, producing an array of live multi-media concerts for much well-known Jazz, Rock, and Pop artists. In addition to his musical experiences, Gen also dedicated his life to support educational and charitable organizations dedicated to children and teenagers in governmental schools and communities throughout Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Bolivia, and Chile through Government supported sponsors like Yamaha Musical Instruments and the National Institutes of Culture.

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Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJltfGL6zvc&list=PLUkkQ72aEeoXxeQq_ZrlwrB5r9UPEL9jH

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