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Russ Lossing: Phrase 6
by Jeff Stockton
Fresh Sound launched its New Talent series in 1995 and has stayed true to its name by recording a stream of New York unknowns, including the debut of the Bad Plus. Continuing this established piano trio pedigree, composer and leader Russ Lossing (a typical jazz “newcomer, having arrived in town in 1986) works with his current ...
As It Grows
By Russ Lossing
Label: Hat Hut Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1 Motion Units Lossing 3:30
2 Coyote Jumps Lossing 5:50
3 Nagual Lossing 7:42
4 Verse Lossing 7:52
5 No Trace Lossing 5:44
6 Suite of Time: As It Grows Lossing 2:52
7 Suite of Time: Nothing Exists Without Lossing 3:31
8 Suite of Time: Form and Color Lossing 5:50
9 Suite of Time: Other Beings Lossing 4:53
10 Suite of Time: Naturalness Lossing 3:30
Russ Lossing: As It Grows
by Ty Cumbie
Spacious, articulate, and artfully composed, the material heard on Russ Lossing's As It Grows --apparently some of it improvised and some composed--is consistently musical and satisfyingly rangy. Although there's a persistent strain of finespun moodiness that isn't for seekers of the heavy groove, there's enough heart-stopping beauty on this disc to make you forget, momentarily, that ...
Change of Time/Mikrokosmos,Improvising Bartok
By Russ Lossing
Label: OmniTone/Aqua Piazza
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1.Transiting (I) 2.Nodal 3.Change Of Time 4.Cells (saxophone solo) 5.Java 6.Kidsong 7.Lunation 8.Cells (bass solo) 9.Pozeny 10.Brume 11.Symmetrics (I) 12.Cells (piano solo) 13.Transiting (II) 14.Bela 15.Symmetrics (II)
Russ Lossing - Adam Kolker - John Hebert: Change of Time
by Glenn Astarita
The respective musicians who comprise this trio inadvertently broaden modern jazz horizons, with this lovely outing inspired by Bela Bartok’s progressive piano pieces. In addition, these gents represent some of the younger and more successful New York based artists who frequently enjoy first call session status. Nonetheless, this production resides within avant/chamber jazz stylizations primarily due ...
Rez Abbasi: Reziliently Brilliant
by Phil DiPietro
At 36, Rez Abbasi is the latest accomplished and proven musician with a few solo releases and a few sideman appearances in his discography to choose the independent jazz route. Born in Pakistan, raised in the USA since the age of three, and having gone east from west internationally as well as domestically, Abbasi is known ...
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