
Biography · Prague since 2006
British pianist and multi-instrumentalist whose work moves between Balkan folk, jazz-rock, lounge, and the collaborations that have shaped two decades on stage.
Robin Finesilver is a British pianist and multi-instrumentalist who has been active in Prague's music scene since 2006. His work spans Balkan folk, jazz-rock, lounge, and collaborative performance.
He has performed with Sarma Band, The Q Rats, Stan the Man's Bohemian Blues Band, the Transatlantic Lounge Collective, and Guidi Prime. His recording credits include contributing keys to Guidi Prime's album Rapscallions and releasing Yeah But with The Q Rats & Natalie Karanova in 2011.
Robin performs regularly at La Cave d'Adrien and Hotel Carlo IV, and holds a long-running weekday-breakfast residency at The Grand Mark Hotel.
He previously served as Musical Director for Rhythm & Keys Helping Through Art z.s., a Prague non-profit founded by Janet Feinstein that stages cabaret performances to support Czech charities, including Motol Hospital's pediatric oncology research.
Robin is one half of Lady and the Devil, a post-modern duo performing jazz, soul, and reworked rock songs in a lounge style. They hold a Saturday residency at Národní Bar & Books.