Thanks to a jazz training at renowned American music institutions including Berklee and The New School for Jazz, Alfie has come a long way from his upbringing on a small family farm in rural Cornwall, England.
In demand internationally, Alfie has travelled across Europe, America and the Middle East performing, arranging and recording. Recent gigs include Marciac Jazz Festival (France), Bern Jazz Festival (Switzerland - representing the New School during a whole week of headlining concerts) and many shows across the UK, US and Dubai, including various private parties and events for celebrity chef Rick Stein.
Alfie is also in demand as an arranger and session player. Current projects include recording work for Chris Goulstone at The Chapel of Rock alongside such players as Clive Deamer (Drummer - Radiohead, Portishead) and Neil Taylor (Guitarist - Robbie Williams) and recordings and arrangements for Rolling Stones pianist Chuck Leavell’s company IROCKU. Alfie’s transcribing and arranging skills were also utilized for Leon Parker’s upcoming album featuring jazz all stars Aaron Goldberg, Tom Harrell and Reuban Rogers.
In demand internationally, Alfie has travelled across Europe, America and the Middle East performing, arranging and recording. Recent gigs include Marciac Jazz Festival (France), Bern Jazz Festival (Switzerland - representing the New School during a whole week of headlining concerts) and many shows across the UK, US and Dubai, including various private parties and events for celebrity chef Rick Stein.
Alfie is also in demand as an arranger and session player. Current projects include recording work for Chris Goulstone at The Chapel of Rock alongside such players as Clive Deamer (Drummer - Radiohead, Portishead) and Neil Taylor (Guitarist - Robbie Williams) and recordings and arrangements for Rolling Stones pianist Chuck Leavell’s company IROCKU. Alfie’s transcribing and arranging skills were also utilized for Leon Parker’s upcoming album featuring jazz all stars Aaron Goldberg, Tom Harrell and Reuban Rogers.