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Dan McClenaghan's Best Jazz Albums Of 2024

By Dan McClenaghan
December 9, 2024
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These recordings are 2024's best of the best. If the business of jazz is a rough go, the art of jazz thrives. Click on the album titles to see the full reviews.

Bill Anschell
Improbable Solutions
Origin Records

David Friesen
This Light Has No Darkness, Volume 1
Origin Records

Samo Salamon
Dances Of Freedom
Samo Records

John Esposito
Blues For Outlaw Hearts
Sunjump Records

Roberto Magris
Love Is Passing Thru
JMood Records

Antonio Flinta
Anger, Commitment and Love
Self Produced

Collin Sherman
String Planes
Ex-tol Recordings

Dan Dean
Vocalise
Dan Dean Music

Oddgeir Berg
A Place Called Home
Ozella Music

Amina Figarova
Suite For Africa
Amfi Records

Franco Ambrosetti
Sweet Caress
Enja Records

Andrew Hill
A Beautiful Day, Revisited
Palmetto Records

Miguel Zenon
Golden City
Miel Music

Rich Pellegrin
Topography (featuring Neil Welch)
Slow And Steady Records

Satoko Fujii
Dog Days Of Summer
Libra Records

David Friesen
A Light Shining Through
Origin Records

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