Amanda Tosoff is a Canadian jazz pianist, composer, and educator whose artful blend of intricate harmonies and compelling rhythms makes her a standout figure in the contemporary jazz scene. With a penchant for eloquently fusing jazz traditions with modern sensibilities, Tosoff has crafted a sonic portfolio that is both accessible and intellectually stimulating. Her body of work, evidenced by albums such as "Words" and "Earth Voices," showcases her ability to traverse the landscapes of classical, pop, and jazz with ease, often incorporating poetry and vocals to create a multi-dimensional musical experience.

Over the years, Tosoff has been part of various musical projects that highlight her versatility and collaborative spirit. Projects like "The Ostara Project," which features an ensemble of Canada's top female jazz musicians, demonstrate her commitment to showcasing the diversity and talent within the jazz community. As a bandleader and composer, she’s released several albums, including "Live At the Cellar," a testament to her dynamic live performance abilities, and "Looking North," which reflects her introspective exploration of identity, place, and the nuanced textures of musical expression. Her imaginative arrangements and nuanced compositions have not only won her critical acclaim but also positioned her as an influential voice among a new generation of jazz artists.