Smoky Saxophone Jazz | Relaxing Blues-Tinged Instrumentals for Late Night & Study

This compilation features instrumental jazz pieces led by saxophone, blending classic jazz language with a subtle blues edge for after-hours background listening. The saxophone takes the lead throughout — primarily tenor, with touches of alto and baritone — delivered with warm, breathy tone, restrained phrasing, and behind-the-beat timing. Rather than flashy solos, the performances focus on space, tone, and emotional weight, letting the blues influence emerge through phrasing and inflection instead of overt forms. Supporting the sax is a calm, understated rhythm section: soft piano comping, upright bass walking gently, brushed drums whispering in the background, and occasional organ textures adding warmth. Blues elements are implied rather than stated, creating music that feels soulful without demanding attention. Tracklist: 00:00 Floating Embers 03:47 Dark Corners 06:52 Soft Smoke 10:14 Late Nights 14:54 After the Last Call 18:28 Second Chances 21:13 Rain on the Windowpane 25:03 Slow Smoke 29:10 Midnight Ashes 32:49 Floating Embers 35:59 Empty Rooms 39:25 Midnight Street Lights 43:25 Empty Streets 47:30 Corner Booth 50:47 Lonely Room 55:47 Rain on the Rooftop 59:00 Night Blues 1:03:04 Smoke Fille Rooms 1:05:57 Second Chances 1:08:45 Midnight Call 1:12:30 Closing Time 1:15:49 Last Drink 1:19:29 End of the Night 1:21:40 Closing in Blue 1:25:48 After the Last Call 1:29:39 Sad Goodbyes This is music designed to sit quietly in the room, perfect for: Late-night and after-hours listening Working, studying, or reading Lounges, cafés, and low-light environments Fans of jazz saxophone with a blues feel No vocals, no sharp dynamics, no urgency — just smoky saxophone lines drifting through the quiet hours. All music in this video was created using AI tools and curated, arranged, and produced by Smooth Jazz Blues Radio.