Contemporary Vocal Jazz

Contemporary vocal jazz is a genre characterized by its smooth, velvety sound, often featuring lush orchestral arrangements, subtle swing rhythms, and intimate, expressive vocals. Emerging in the 1990s and 2000s, this style drew inspiration from traditional jazz, blues, and acoustic pop, blending timeless elegance with modern sensibilities. With its nuanced, emotive delivery, contemporary vocal jazz has captivated audiences worldwide, particularly in the 2000s. Artists in this genre skillfully navigate the boundaries between jazz, pop, and cabaret, often incorporating subtle electronic elements and eclectic influences. What sets this genre apart is its sophisticated balance of refinement and accessibility, making it a refreshing respite from more overtly commercial styles. Its cultural significance lies in its revival of interest in jazz and acoustic music, while also showcasing the versatility and creativity of its artists.

Still Blooming

Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra

Album - 9 Tracks - Released April 25, 2025