JAYDEN FELDER, a unique and talented songwriter/singer from NEW YORK, has just traveled thousands of miles overseas with a plan and a goal to release his self-written debut Electro/Pop album which is set to hit the market in November 2009. Within the past year, having just graduated from lawschool and passing the bar, this intelligent, muscular, sexy and young lawyer has decided to go full force with his music career. Within only a few months after graduating, Jayden managed to sign a non-exclusive single deal with SONY MUSIC for the electro release of a remake of the Sniff N’Tears hit, “Driver’s Seat”. With press features in such magazines as Billboard (Turkey) and Ok Magazine, Jayden is already in the public eye as the next talent to look out for. This singer/songwriter is an inspiration and positive influence for generations to come. It all began at the world renowned Apollo Theatre where Jayden was afforded the opportunity to perform on the NBC TV show, “Showtime At The Apollo”. Taken notice of Jayden's exceptional abilities, the Apollo Theatre hired Jayden to open up for such artists as the O'Jays, Brownstone and After 7. Thereafter, Jayden decided that his destiny was to become a “professional singer”. However, having a father who was a minister and strong believer in education, Jayden decided to first embark on his educational career to build a foundation that would support the musical empire he is ready to create today. While pursuing his education, Jayden had the opportunity to perform as a featured artist on the “Nuttin But Stringz” Koch Records released album (which appeared in the blockbuster movie “Step Up”); to open for such artists as Vicky Winans and Vanessa Bell Armstrong; to perform in such Off-Broadway Musicals as Fame in L.A.; to appear as a guest soloist in Carnegie Hall’s Revival of Hair, and to perform at the United Nations of America. You can check out Jayden’s most recent music video on youtube or catch up with his latest developments at www.myspace.com/jaydenfelder or www.jaydenfelder.com. With old school influences from Donny Hathaway, Stevie Wonder, Ella Fitzgerald and Whitney Houston, Jayden's powerful and universal sound engages the old with the new thus creating the marriage that gives birth to the "Jayden Sound." Jayden's motto derives from BB King's quote, "music gives my troubles wings and lets it fly." That is exactly why Jayden continues to create his music; for the world to allow his soothing voice and riveting lyrics to take their troubles away.

Donny Hathaway, Stevie Wonder, Ella Fitzgerald, Whitney Houston, Karen Clark Sheard