The best Jazz House albums
of the 2010s.
Where to start with 2010–2019 jazz house — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 2010s — jazz house
Top picks from 2010–2019, ranked by where we would start.
Miguel Migs
Outside the Skyline
This album encapsulates Miguel Migs' warmth and rhythmic sophistication, making it an ideal starting point. Each track flows effortlessly into the next, creating a cohesive listening experience that highlights his skillful blend of house and jazz elements.
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Bicep
Bicep
A pulsating blend of house rhythms and ethereal melodies that evoke both euphoria and introspection.
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Moodymann
Moodymann
A vibrant tapestry of house rhythms laced with soulful samples and introspective musings on love and identity.
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Gotan Project
Tango 3.0
A vibrant fusion of electronic beats and traditional tango that reinvents the genre for a modern audience.
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Shining
International Blackjazz Society
A chaotic blend of intense jazz, metal, and electronic elements creating an exhilarating sonic landscape.
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Shining
Blackjazz
'Blackjazz' is a defining work that highlights the band's distinctive style, featuring a dynamic interplay of instruments and compelling compositions. This album represents their fearless experimentation and sets the stage for understanding their artistic vision.
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Will Holland
Quantic & Alice Russell: Look Around The Corner
A vibrant fusion of funk, soul, and cumbia that invites listeners to dance while exploring themes of love and longing.
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St Germain
St Germain
A seamless blend of deep house grooves and jazzy instrumentation creates a sophisticated, laid-back sonic landscape throughout the album.
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Theo Parrish
Black Jazz Signature
A vibrant fusion of deep house grooves and jazz improvisations that creates an immersive, soulful listening experience.
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