Lubos Soukup is a freelance musician, composer, and educator based in Copenhagen, Denmark. He plays the tenor and soprano saxophone, as well as the clarinet. He regularly tours in Europe and has played at numerous international jazz festivals. He leads the ambitious band Lubos Soukup Quartet (modern jazz), the internationally successful quartet Points Quartet, and its extended versions – Points-Rataj Quintet (fusion of jazz and live electronics) and Points Septet (experimental jazz). He is a permanent member of the Scandinavian band MAdHAs (avantgarde free bop), the Czech-Polish quintet Inner Spaces, and the creative big band Concept Art Orchestra. Since 2014, he has been teaching saxophone and ensemble classes at the Jazz Academy (HAMU) in Prague, Czech Republic. Lubos Soukup has always been surrounded by music, and has had a strong wish to become a musician from his early childhood. After finishing high school, he studied at three European conservatories. Each of the schools brought something new to his musical knowledge and helped him to form his current artistic approach. Moreover, they have inspired him to never stop exploring new sounds and music possibilities. Lubos Soukup has released more than ten albums with his own music. His music was featured on two albums that were awarded the Czech Grammy Awards for the best jazz album of the year, namely Light Year by Inner Spaces (2012) and The Prague Six by Concept Art Orchestra (2015).