Dive into the silky, smooth world of vocal jazz with a playlist that’s as eclectic as it is soothing. Kicking off with the mellow tones of Norah Jones in "Night Life," and weaving through the emotive prowess of Samara Joy in tracks like "I Miss You So" and the captivating "Guess Who I Saw Today," listeners are taken on a journey through the contemporary to the classic corners of vocal jazz. Enjoy the collaborative charm of Martina DaSilva and Caity Gyorgy in "You're the Top," and let Kurt Elling’s "Love And Let Love" remind you of the genre’s timeless appeal. Each track, from Izo FitzRoy’s soulful "Body of Mine" to the intimate "The Heart Speaks" by Dianne Reeves, brings its unique flavor to the playlist, creating a rich tapestry of sounds that celebrate the human voice's incredible range and emotion.

The playlist doesn't shy away from experimentation either, with Michael Stephenson’s take on "Are You Experienced" adding a surprising twist, and the live vibrancy found in "Vulnerable" by Adam Blackstone. With newer voices like Halie Loren and veterans like Shirley Horn and Mulgrew Miller on "One Day, Forever," the collection bridges generations, showcasing the broad appeal and evolving nature of vocal jazz. Whether it's the late-night ponderings in "In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning" or the effervescent "Don't Fence Me In / Strollin'" by Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra featuring Kelly Clarkson, this playlist encapsulates the breadth and depth of vocal jazz, making it a perfect companion for any moment that could use a touch of sophistication and soul.