Suzanna Ross
Recording Artist & Live Shows
Suzanna Ross is a singer-songwriter based in NYC where she has performed at leading jazz and cabaret venues with more than one million streams on music platforms. Described as a sophisticated songstress, she sings and writes (words and music) in both English and French including jazz, pop, chansons, American Songbook, and Bossa Nova. Her blend of American jazz, French, and original songs creates a music fusion that has attracted a global audience. Her vocals are noted as powerful, yet tender, with a uniquely fast and evocative vibrato, especially when singing in French. Known for bringing fresh interpretations to songs from classic to contemporary, Suzanna has been reviewed in top music journals including Music Connection, Cabaret Scenes, Jazziz, and LA Jazz Scene.
Suzanna Ross has a new song out now called Change-moi (Dance Version 2026). Her own jazz-fusion song, Don't Like Cryin', as well as her song, a l'etage (French version of Upstairs), were Song of the Day on All About Jazz. Her cover of Ces petits riens was Song of the Day on Jazziz.
Working with Tedd Firth, Suzanna produced a virtual show during the pandemic, Make a Brand New Start, and with Gregory Toroian, co-produced a CD (Bewitched-Not Bothered, Not Bewildered) which received 20+ reviews. She has performed at the Metropolitan Room, Trumpets (NJ), Don't Tell Mama, Triad, Tomi Jazz, Pangea. Interviews include online and radio in the U.S. and UK.
Songs written by Suzanna Ross (words & Music) include Change-moi (Dance Version), After the Dancing Ends, Could This Be The Night, Don't Like Cryin', Rosa Rugosa, Upstairs and its French verisiom, a l'etage, There's No Tellin', Change Me, Change moi (original), There Once Was a Time, Pour toi je chanterai, and Make a Brand-New Start.
Press / Reviews
“She's played some of the premier New York City clubs... and does so again with class and impeccable taste. If you close your eyes, you may think the spirit of Edith Piaf has been awakened, especially when she sings in French... a first-rate musical journey."” - Ellen Woloshin
— Music Connection
“"She had me at Bewitched! Not the Songbook standard that Suzanna Ross' clever album title humorously references, but a snappy, sexy, and swinging bass vocal-driven twist on the classic TV show theme, little heard lyrics and all... wonderfully fresh interpretations... not only an engaging debut but a true master class in jazz eclecticism."” - Jonathan Widran
— The JW Vibe
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