Vid Dra\u0161ler is from Bistrica ob Sotli, where he played in a jazz-rock band Zmajev rep and in the Malik. With the Bal\u017ealorsky \/ Dra\u0161ler trio he made a breakthrough in Slovenian jazz. With no less subtlety he plays in a chanson-oriented Orkestrada. One of his next peaks is the Dra\u0161ler \u2013 Karlov\u010dec \u2013 Dra\u0161ler trio whose noisy improvisation is in no way less clear than his earlier more structured work. In 2014 he put out a solo album \u201cKramljanja\u201d. His next phonological achievement is \u201cMy Ear Has Got Sharp Edges\u201d with the Trojnik trio. Vid has collaborated in several theatre productions as well as with the Kombo Kombo \u2013 a jazz orchestra lead by Zlatko Kav\u010di\u010d, with whom he also studied for four years. He has been active as a pedagogue and co-author of music and art events in the town of Vrhnika, where he is also the curator of a weekly workshop focused primarily on non-idiomatic improvisation. In 2015, he founded the VD Septet with music ranging from free jazz to improvisation. He also started a fruitful free-jazz collaboration with Jo\u0161t Dra\u0161ler and Cene Resnik. He recorded and performed with the Olfamo\u017e Orchestra. He has collaborated with the following musicians: Zlatko Kau\u010di\u010d, Vitja Bal\u017ealorsky, Jo\u0161t Dra\u0161ler, Marko Karlov\u010dec, Andrej Bo\u0161tjan\u010di\u010d, Andrej Fon, Toma\u017e Grom, Cene Resnik, Kaja Draksler, Mario Rechtern, Linda Sharrock, Petr Zelenka, Samo Kutin, Tao G. Vrhovec Sambolec\u2026<\/p>\n\n\n\n