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Popular Jazz Songs: 2022

By Michael Ricci
January 4, 2023
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All About Jazz tracks how often a featured Song of the Day is heard, and the following represent the most popular in 2022. If you missed them the first time around, give them a listen now.

We appended our Song of the Week 2022 playlist below. They may not represent the most popular due to when they were featured during the year, but they are strong collection of tunes. Enjoy them!

A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square

From: Fifth Element
By Fifth Element

Birdland Runaround

From: Prestidigitation
By Tobin Mueller

Artifact

From: Artifact
By Kate Wyatt

Last Kiss

From: Shifted
By Sal La Rocca

Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)

From: Prestidigitation
By Tobin Mueller

Coming Of Age

From: Coming Of Age -MANGAKU
By Richard Howell

Better Than Picasso At Midinite

From: Better Than Picasso At Midnite
By Tony Adamo

Giant Steps

From: Prestidigitation
By Tobin Mueller

Watermelon Man

From: Prestidigitation
By Tobin Mueller

Atrás da porta

From: Traces Of You
By Lucia Fodde

From the Astral

From: From the Astral
By Oli Astral

Bicycle

From: Shifted
By Sal La Rocca

Antepenultimate

From: Artifact
By Kate Wyatt

Rio Crystal

From: Rio Crystal
By Paul Colombo

Clicked On Romance

From: Click Right Here
By Ori Dagan

Your Heart Is As Black As Night

From: Signature
By Sylvia Brooks

December 1: Trill to Begin

From: 17 Days in December
By Jacqueline Kerrod

Gray Skies

From: It's Not Business, It's Personal
By Jim Knapp

Spet

From: Caminos de Gloria
By Robert Jukic

Click here to view the top 50 songs of 2022.

Musician? Participate in our Song of the Day program by uploading a track from your latest release here. Learn more about Song of the Day here.

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