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Song of the Week 2022 Roundup

By Michael Ricci
December 28, 2022
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Song of the Week 2022 Roundup: Song of the Week 2022 Roundup

Song of the Week became a fixture in the All About Jazz weekly newsletter back in July. The tunes—selected from our Song of the Day submissions—are part of an open submission process that we encourage musicians, publicists and record labels to take advantage of. Songs can be uploaded here.

Scroll down to the bottom of the page for the Spotify playlist.

Retrospective

by Tobias Hoffmann Big Band

Life

by Marco Pacassoni

Toe Tappin' Tasty

by Felipe Salles

Genghis Kant

by Dennis Mitcheltree

The Moon, the Sun, the Truth

by Gentiane MG

Momentum

by Tito Carrillo

Desert Cry

by Georgie Aué

Minus Eight

by Cícero Lee

Heart Of Brazil

by Antonio Adolfo

Parlami Ancora

by Andrea Penna

Passage

by Wil Swindler

Little Scorpio

by Jon Cowherd

Blues For Tony

by Allan Holdsworth & Alan Pasqua

Spring Day

by Kerry Politzer

Our Darker Angels

by B.D. Lenz

A Long Journey

by Giuseppe Magagnino

The Ghost Living in My Beer

by The Burnt Pines

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