Maria Kaushansky - Northbound to Finch (2025)

Artist: Maria Kaushansky
Title: Northbound to Finch
Year Of Release: 2025
Label: Flat 6th Records
Genre: Contemporary Jazz
Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless (tracks)
Total Time: 01:14:40
Total Size: 173 / 425 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
TracklistTitle: Northbound to Finch
Year Of Release: 2025
Label: Flat 6th Records
Genre: Contemporary Jazz
Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless (tracks)
Total Time: 01:14:40
Total Size: 173 / 425 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Northbound to Finch (feat. Anthony Pinciotti & Paul Gill)
02. Windchill -30 (feat. Anthony Pinciotti & Paul Gill)
03. So Long Centerpoint Mall (feat. Anthony Pinciotti & Paul Gill)
04. Last Call at the Green Room (feat. Anthony Pinciotti & Paul Gill)
05. Tangreen Court (feat. Anthony Pinciotti & Paul Gill)
06. 512 St Clair (feat. Anthony Pinciotti & Paul Gill)
07. Prelude (feat. Anthony Pinciotti & Paul Gill)
08. Newtonbrook (feat. Anthony Pinciotti & Paul Gill)
09. Four One Six (feat. Anthony Pinciotti & Paul Gill)
10. Northbound to Finch (Alternate Take) [feat. Anthony Pinciotti & Paul Gill]
11. Windchill -30 (Alternate Take) [feat. Anthony Pinciotti & Paul Gill]
12. So Long Centerpoint Mall (Alternate Take) [feat. Anthony Pinciotti & Paul Gill]
13. Last Call at the Green Room (Alternate Take) [feat. Anthony Pinciotti & Paul Gill]
14. Tangreen Court (Alternate Take) [feat. Anthony Pinciotti & Paul Gill]
15. 512 St Clair (Alternate Take) [feat. Anthony Pinciotti & Paul Gill]
On the eve of ten years since she came to New York City from Toronto, pianist Maria Kaushansky is releasing her debut album, Northbound to Finch, featuring original compositions that reflect on her life in the northern metropolis. “Each of us has a special relationship with our hometown,” says Kaushansky. “I am excited to introduce my listeners to my life in Toronto.”
“Finch” was the name of Kaushansky’s subway station in Toronto. Among the tracks, “Windchill -30°” refers to Toronto’s frigid winters; “Four One Six” refers to the city’s area code; “Tangreen Court” was the street Kaushansky’s family lived on when they immigrated to Canada.
The album features Kaushansky’s long-time trio members Paul Gill on bass and the late Anthony Pinciotti on drums.
Since arriving in New York City in 2015, Kaushansky has established herself as a versatile performer and bandleader. She has shared the stage with Paul Gill, Anthony Pinciotti, Cameron Brown, Billy Mintz, Conrad Korsch, and Tony Jefferson, among others. Mentored by the great pianist Harvey Diamond, Kaushansky has developed a unique sound that, grounded in her classical training and enriched by her deep love and exploration of the harmonic language of jazz, values spontaneity above all.
Kaushansky has held long-term residencies at Eventi Hotel’s Back Bar, CUT by Wolfgang Puck, Gotham Restaurant, Le Petit Parisien Supper Club, and Adalya Restaurant, among others. She has had the privilege of performing at some of New York City’s most iconic venues, including The Django Jazz Club, Knickerbocker Bar and Grill, The Flatiron Room, and Nublu.
Kaushansky is also one of the most in-demand ballet accompanists in New York City. She is releasing a companion album, Northbound to Finch—Music for Ballet Class, which features her compositions adapted for ballet exercises.