“I met this 12 year old Extreme fan a few years back, and watched her mature into this incredibly gifted guitar player. More than anything else, her fluidity and sense of melody is impressive. It’s reassuring to know that the next generation of guitar is in good hands. What is it with guitar players whose names have four letters, and begin with N? I’m a fan.” -Gary Cherone (Extreme/Van Halen) “I had the pleasure of playing with Nili at a show in Boston. She showed up and had my tunes down cold with a great tone and brought her own mojo to my tunes…definitely a guitarist to keep and eye and ear on…!” -Stu Hamm (Bassist – Joe Satriani, Frank Gambale) Nili Brosh is a Boston-based guitarist. At 22 years old, Nili has worked with Stu Hamm (Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Eric Johnson), Guthrie Govan (Asia), Andy Timmons (Danger Danger, Olivia Newton-John), and has opened for artists such as Terry Ilous (XYZ), Joey Molland (Badfinger), and Pat Travers. She is a Berklee College of Music graduate (B.M, Professional Music), as well as one of the youngest faculty members to ever teach in the Berklee summer programs, where she has been teaching since age 19. Nili is also an active member of the Boston music scene with her own Nili Brosh Band. She is also and an endorser of Seymour Dunacan pickups, Xotic effects, Peavey amps, and Inspire Guitars. Nili’s background comes from years of being influenced by her older brother Ethan’s playing, and a consistent exposure to the best artists and teachers in the area. Aside from the work on her own original project, the Nili Brosh Band, she is involved in several sessions and bands such as The Iron Maidens (in the role of Dave Murray), and Ethan Brosh Group (Magna Carta recording artist). In addition, she has worked with such guitarists as Jon Finn, Don Lappin, Joe Stump, and Scott Tarulli.