Late night jazz playlist on repeat
Quick answer
This playlist gathers slow, after-hours jazz like Miles Davis's "Blue in Green", Duke Ellington and John Coltrane's "In a Sentimental Mood" and Chet Baker's "Almost Blue", plus two long night jazz mixes. Press Play all on repeat for a quiet evening, and set the sleep timer so the music stops after you drift off.
Videos in this playlist
- 1
Miles Davis - Blue In Green (Official Audio)MilesDavisVEVOPlay from here Loop - 2
In A Sentimental MoodDuke Ellington - TopicPlay from here Loop - 3
Almost BlueChet Baker - TopicPlay from here Loop - 4
My Funny ValentineChet Baker - TopicPlay from here Loop - 5
'Round MidnightThelonious Monk - TopicPlay from here Loop - 6
John Coltrane - Naima (2020 Remaster) [Official Audio]John ColtranePlay from here Loop - 7
Cry Me A RiverJulie London - TopicPlay from here Loop - 8
Billie Holiday - I'll Be Seeing You (Audio)BillieHolidayVEVOPlay from here Loop - 9
Late Night Jazz Music - Relaxing Jazz Piano And Smooth Jazz Music For A Cozy Jazz Lounge AtmosphereMidnight Jazz RoomPlay from here Loop - 10
Late Night Jazz Music For Sleep - Soothing Jazz Saxophone Music To Calm Your Mind After A Long DayNight Jazz BGMPlay from here Loop - 11
My One And Only LoveJohnny Hartman - TopicPlay from here Loop - 12
Bill Evans - Peace Piece (Official Visualizer)Bill EvansPlay from here Loop - 13
Miles Davis - Flamenco Sketches (Audio) (Official Audio)MilesDavisVEVOPlay from here Loop - 14
You Don't Know What Love IsJohn Coltrane - TopicPlay from here Loop - 15
Bill Evans Trio - My Foolish Heart (Official Visualizer)Bill EvansPlay from here Loop - 16
Billie Holiday - I'm a Fool to Want You (Official Audio)BillieHolidayVEVOPlay from here Loop - 17
I Fall In Love Too EasilyChet Baker - TopicPlay from here Loop - 18
MistySarah Vaughan - TopicPlay from here Loop - 19
What's NewJohn Coltrane - TopicPlay from here Loop - 20
I'm In The Mood For LoveJulie London - TopicPlay from here Loop - 21
When I Fall In LoveNat King Cole - TopicPlay from here Loop - 22
Darn That Dream (Remastered 2015)Dexter Gordon - TopicPlay from here Loop - 23
Ella Fitzgerald - Someone To Watch Over Me (Audio)EllaFitzgeraldVEVOPlay from here Loop - 24
Wild Is The WindNina Simone - TopicPlay from here Loop - 25
Chelsea BridgeBen Webster - TopicPlay from here Loop - 26
Everytime We Say GoodbyeChet Baker - TopicPlay from here Loop - 27
Miles Davis - Stella by Starlight (Official Audio)MilesDavisVEVOPlay from here Loop - 28
Black CoffeeSarah Vaughan - TopicPlay from here Loop - 29
Billie Holiday - Solitude (Audio)BillieHolidayVEVOPlay from here Loop - 30
But BeautifulStan Getz - TopicPlay from here Loop - 31
Don't ExplainDexter Gordon - TopicPlay from here Loop - 32
Say It (Over And Over Again)John Coltrane - TopicPlay from here Loop - 33
MistyJulie London - TopicPlay from here Loop - 34
The Very Thought Of YouNat King Cole - TopicPlay from here Loop - 35
Ne Me Quitte PasNina Simone - TopicPlay from here Loop - 36
Lush LifeJohnny Hartman - TopicPlay from here Loop - 37
You've Changed (Remastered 2015)Dexter Gordon - TopicPlay from here Loop - 38
Here's That Rainy DayStan Getz - TopicPlay from here Loop - 39
SoulvilleBen Webster - TopicPlay from here Loop - 40
Miles Davis - Fran-Dance (Official Audio)MilesDavisVEVOPlay from here Loop
What makes jazz feel like late night music?
Slow ballad tempos, muted trumpet, brushed drums and soft piano voicings give these recordings a hushed, after-midnight mood. Many of them, like "'Round Midnight", were written with that late hour in mind.
How do I stop the jazz after I fall asleep?
Open the Practice tab and choose a sleep timer between 5 minutes and 2 hours. RepeatWatch pauses the video when it runs out, so the playlist does not run all night.
Frequently asked questions
Can I loop one jazz ballad all night?
Yes. Choose Repeat one and the same song restarts each time it ends. For a longer stretch without repeats, use one of the multi-hour night jazz mixes at the end of the list.
Can I learn a jazz solo from these recordings?
Yes. Loop a phrase with A–B repeat and slow it to 0.75x or 0.5x speed to hear every note of a Coltrane or Chet Baker line, then speed it back up as you get it.