Top 10 Jazz Songs Listeners Loved in September

The top jazz songs of September were decided by you — ranked by total listens on All About Jazz. From Mike Dana's atmospheric 'Elysian Shore' to Bob Nell's soulful 'Blues for KB,' this month's listener favorites span a rich range of jazz styles worth exploring.

September's Most-Played Jazz Tracks

All About Jazz curates a free jazz track every day, and September's listeners made their preferences clear. Topping the chart is Mike Dana's 'Elysian Shore' from the album Farther (still), followed by Diego Allieri's 'Maree Latenti' and Greenhouse Ensemble's 'Intégration.' Each track brings a distinct voice to contemporary jazz, reflecting the genre's global reach and creative diversity. European jazz artists like Marie-Paule Franke and Diego Allieri add an international flavor to the list, reminding you that jazz continues to thrive well beyond its American roots.

Soul, Funk and Jazz Collide in This Month's Picks

Several tracks on this month's list blur the lines between jazz, soul, and funk. Vel Lewis's 'Smoovee,' featuring smooth saxophone legend Marion Meadows, brings a warm, groove-driven energy that connects jazz to its soul and funk heritage. Warren Keller's 'Toast of the Town' and Seth Kibel's 'Cautious Romanticism' round out a list that balances accessibility with artistic depth. Whether you're a longtime jazz fan or just discovering the genre, these tracks offer an ideal entry point into modern jazz sounds.

How to Discover and Submit Jazz Music

All About Jazz's daily free song feature is one of the best ways to stay current with jazz news and new releases. You can explore the full archive of featured tracks sorted by total listens to find what resonates most with audiences. If you're a musician or record label, you can submit full-length MP3s directly to All About Jazz for consideration. It's a valuable platform for emerging and established artists alike to reach a dedicated jazz audience.

Key Takeaways

September's top 10 jazz tracks highlight the genre's incredible range, from soul-infused grooves to international jazz expressions. You can stream all ten tracks on All About Jazz and discover artists pushing the boundaries of modern jazz. Keep listening — next month's favorites are already taking shape.

Author: AllAboutJazz.com

Source: All About Jazz

Published: October 1, 2026