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Popular Jazz Songs: 2022
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 ElementBy Fifth Element
Birdland Runaround
From: PrestidigitationBy Tobin Mueller
Artifact
From: ArtifactBy Kate Wyatt
Last Kiss
From: ShiftedBy Sal La Rocca
Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)
From: PrestidigitationBy Tobin Mueller
Coming Of Age
From: Coming Of Age -MANGAKUBy Richard Howell
Better Than Picasso At Midinite
From: Better Than Picasso At MidniteBy Tony Adamo
Giant Steps
From: PrestidigitationBy Tobin Mueller
Watermelon Man
From: PrestidigitationBy Tobin Mueller
Atrás da porta
From: Traces Of YouBy Lucia Fodde
From the Astral
From: From the AstralBy Oli Astral
Bicycle
From: ShiftedBy Sal La Rocca
Antepenultimate
From: ArtifactBy Kate Wyatt
Rio Crystal
From: Rio CrystalBy Paul Colombo
Clicked On Romance
From: Click Right HereBy Ori Dagan
Your Heart Is As Black As Night
From: SignatureBy Sylvia Brooks
December 1: Trill to Begin
From: 17 Days in DecemberBy Jacqueline Kerrod
Gray Skies
From: It's Not Business, It's PersonalBy Jim Knapp
Spet
From: Caminos de GloriaBy 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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