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Recommended jazz vocals. The world’s greatest jazz singers.

Jazz fills you with exhilaration while maintaining a calm atmosphere.

It’s one of the most familiar genres of music, yet because of its long history, many people may feel it’s a bit “intimidating.”

For those people, we’ve picked out some of the world’s greatest jazz vocalists.

In the first half, we focus on the classic vocalists who helped shape jazz; in the second half, we feature vocalists leading today’s jazz scene.

Whether you’re well-versed in jazz or brand new to it, we’ve put together a list you can enjoy.

Please relax and enjoy it to the very end.

Recommended Jazz Vocals: The World’s Great Jazz Singers (61–70)

WoodstockLaila Biali

“Woodstock” – Laila Biali
WoodstockLaila Biali

Her lustrous velvet voice and piano-playing vocals enhance the graceful beauty of the jazz numbers, letting them soar.

The duo with upright bass delivers a rich, full-bodied sound with a deep groove, and the crisp, well-defined arrangement results in a superb finish.

Fly Me To The MoonLaura Fygi

Laura Fygi – Fly Me To The Moon
Fly Me To The MoonLaura Fygi

She is a Dutch vocalist who has provided numerous songs that bridge Latin music and jazz.

She has appeared on the Billboard charts, and her distinctive husky voice resonated within the Black music scene, propelling her to the status of a top artist.

When I Fall In LoveLovisa

Lovisa – When I Fall In Love
When I Fall In LoveLovisa

The clear, gentle, and youthful voice with great range is captivating.

While the slow tempo carries a soothing, wavering feel, it also evokes a deep sense of nostalgia, creating a comforting atmosphere.

The tender trumpet solo is utterly enchanting as well.

Close Your EyesNellie McKay

A vocalist known for her cute, pop-tinged singing voice.

This track, with its dramatic, swinging arrangement, is engaging to listen to, and her light, charming voice brings it all together with a well-balanced finish that’s pleasant to the ear.

SummertimeNorah Jones

In the jazz vocal world, she leans strongly toward rock and pop colors, though her major was jazz piano.

She’s had many hits with her own original songs.

Her father is sitar player Ravi Shankar, said to have influenced the Beatles.

It seems that her diverse musical roots deepen her music.

Don’t Worry ‘Bout MeSachal Vasandani

Sachal Vasandani – Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me
Don't Worry 'Bout MeSachal Vasandani

I can’t get enough of his vocals, which combine sensuality with a gentlemanly sound.

This number feels fresh yet carries a touch of delicacy, letting you savor a blissful moment as you’re enchanted by his beautiful tone and the superb balance with the piano trio.

In the Wee Small Hours of the MorningTierney Sutton

A captivating vocalist whose rich, mature-toned voice also carries a gentle freshness.

While delivering a seemingly straightforward performance, their exquisite ad-libs and rock-solid, pitch-perfect stability draw you in with effortless comfort.

Their vocal presence is exceptional even in a duo setting with just piano, conveying remarkable depth.