8 Smooth Jazz Fonts That Will Put All Your Design Elements In Harmony
Thanks to jazz, we now have mainstream music genres such as pop, rock, and funk. Originated in the early 1900s in New Orleans, jazz is characterized by distinctive rhythms (‘swinging’ notes), sophisticated harmonies, and most importantly, improvisation. Almost any instrument can be used in a jazz band. But it usually consists of a bass, guitar, drums, keyboard, trumpet, trombone, saxophone, and lead vocals.
The longer you listen to it, the more you feel that the music is evolving. A few legendary names in the jazz world include: Jelly Roll Morton, King Oliver, Louis Armstrong, the Ellington Big Band, Ornette Coleman, Thelonious Monk, Charles Mingus, and Miles Davis.
Pay tribute to the true kings of music when you use these smooth jazz fonts.
Smooth Jazz Fonts
1. Boardley
Boardley is a smooth jazz fonts set featuring stylistic alts, ligatures, accents, and two layers drawn from scratch with incredible detail and variations.
2. Greatsby
Greatsby is a classic, smooth jazz fonts set with a 1920’s vintage feel. Includes extras perfect for any project in any size.
3. Quincy Jhons
Organic curves, rounded corners, and a sense of human touch in this smooth jazz fonts collection, Quincy Jhons. It’s bold, sexy, and works as a great display font!
4. Let’s Jazz
Inspired by mid-century American advertising and lettering, Unio brings to you this playful typeface that’s simply oozing with personality! It comes in 2 styles (Regular and Stamp) so you’re confident to show off those neat ligatures and alternates in just about any project.
5. Jazzbury
Re-create those traditional signs, labels, and posters, with a little help from this vintage script display font from Typia Nesia. The pack includes TTF and OTF formats, along with webfonts, and a wide range of multilingual characters.
6. TOMO Astoria
This handmade typeface by TOMO Fonts has Art Deco roots and subtle details. It’s perfect for posters, signs, cards, logos, and branding materials that need a touch of something playful yet retro.
7. Jazz Malino
AaType proudly presents this ‘boldly-square’ display font that sets the right mood every time. With unique titling and random, bouncy looks, what more could you ask for?
8. JAZZ
Make art using only letters in this cool SVG color font from Struvictory. With 2 variants (JAZZ Font Color and JAZZ Font Black), make sure you’re using the latest versions of either Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator so you can play around the colored version with ease.