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Metamorphism

by Russ Lossing

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Sojourn 08:12
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Metamorphism 12:24
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Mai 10:51
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Pileatus 02:30
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June Jig 06:32
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Canto 09:29

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"With the release of Metamorphism, Lossing shines as brightly as any of the jazz pioneers who preceded him in mapping out their own musical journeys." - Downbeat Magazine

"Lossing is, plain and simple, a monster. With a richly resonant sound, he probes and wanders, darts, stabs, pokes around, then suddenly dazzles with an extended cascade that’ll raise the hairs on your neck. His technical prowess allows him to play as in or as out as he chooses, and he more or less splits the difference here in yet another masterful showing.
Metamorphism extends Lossing’s streak of triumphs." - JAZZIZ Magazine

Looking Ahead in Take Five: Russ Lossing
By Nate Chinen, WBGO
"Pianist and composer Russ Lossing has long been an expert catalyst; he knows how to spark life from somewhere deep inside a band. On Metamorphism, due out on Sunnyside on Friday, he performs this feat with a band well accustomed to his provocations. Along with drummer Michael Sarin, an associate of more than 30 years, it features John Hébert on bass and Loren Stillman on alto saxophone.
“Three Treasures,” which opens the album, is a call-and-response exercise — of sorts. Its central motif is a chromatic scrap of a phrase that the members of the ensemble circulate, and occasionally distort. Lossing's solo begins shortly before the two-minute mark, extending the intervallic language of the motif. And don't miss the intrigue he creates behind Stillman, later on."

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released January 8, 2021

Russ Lossing, piano, compositions
Loren Stillman, alto sax
John Hébert, bass
Michael Sarin, drums

Sunnyside Records 2021
russlossing.com
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Russ Lossing New York, New York

Russ Lossing has been part of the New York jazz scene since 1986. Lossing played with drummer Paul Motian over a period of 12 years and was a member of the Paul Motian Quintet which played week long gigs at the Village Vanguard in New York. He has 18 CDs as leader and is featured on over 50 other CDs as sideman and collaborator with world acclaimed jazz musicians.
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