Vladimir Četkar

Vladimir Četkar ( _mk. Владимир Четкар) is a Macedonian [http://soulchoonz.com/Album_Reviews/Vladimir_Cetkar.html Soulchoonz] ] multi-talented professional musician [http://www.vladimircetkar.com/index.asp?sl=4 Cetnek Bio page] ] . Vladimir is a composer, arranger and conductor, vocalist and guitarist. He was born in Ohrid, Republic of Macedonia where, in his childhood, he played the violin [http://www.soultracks.com/node/4847 Soultrack bio] ] . He was greatly influenced by such jazz musicians as Herbie Hancock. Later in life, Vladimir came to the United States to attend Berklee College of Music. There, he focused on contemporary writing and production with the jazz guitar as his main instrument.

Vladimir released a live album entitled, "Live at the Ohrid Antique Theater" before moving to New York in 2004. Since then, he has performed at jazz venues, night clubs and international festivals around Europe and the US [http://www.vladimircetkar.com/index.asp?sl=4 Cetnek Bio page] ] . In 2008 his first studio album, "We Will Never End", was released. Soultracks raves it is "unimaginable what secrets this CD holds" and it was "highly recommended" [ [http://www.soultracks.com/review-vladimir-we-will Soultracks] ] . Barry Towler of Soulchoonz stated, "I simply cannot heap enough praise on it." [http://soulchoonz.com/Album_Reviews/Vladimir_Cetkar.html Soulchoonz] ] It won 'Album of the Week' on Solar Radio (UK) and was also Soultracks Top 10 Albums chart. [http://www.vladimircetkar.com/index.asp?sl=4 Cetnek Bio page] ] The song "We Will Never end" has also reached the top 20 chart list at the prestige Britain musical magazine "Soulwalking" [ [http://www.soulwalking.co.uk/Top%2020%20Of%20The%20Year.html Soulwalking] ] . Vladimir will perform at the Sziget Festival in Budapest and at the Debrecen Flower Festival in Debrecen. [ [http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=156339929 Official Myspace page] ]

Albums

*Live at the Ohrid Antique Theater

*We Will Never End

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