Jazz & Blues Florida congratulates these Florida-related artists represented on this week’s JazzWeek National Airplay Charts of September 28, 2026 at https://www.jazzweek.com/charts/. The weekly chart, dated Monday, reflects airplay from the prior week’s Monday–Wednesday reporting period.
The Jazz & Blues Florida review identified Florida connections among artists appearing in the Jazz Chart, Increased Airplay, Most Added and Chartbound sections. Florida connections are limited to documented birth, upbringing, education, residency, university faculty appointments, Florida-based ensembles or substantial long-term professional ties to the state.
JazzWeek Charts:
https://www.jazzweek.com/charts/
Jazz Chart
Antonio Adolfo (#2) – Long-term South Florida professional and educational base; currently teaches in Aventura and serves as Director of Education for South Florida Jazz.
Emmet Cohen (#4) – Born in Miami; earned his B.M. from the University of Miami Frost School of Music.Ulysses Owens Jr. and Generation Y (#7); Increased Airplay – Born in Jacksonville; maintains substantial Jacksonville ties through Don’t Miss a Beat and other educational work.
Cécile McLorin Salvant (#11) – Born and raised in Miami; began her musical studies there.
Charles Tolliver All Stars (#12) – Charles Tolliver was born in Jacksonville, Florida, and began playing music there as a child.
Jeff Rupert Quartet (#23) – Jeff Rupert is Pegasus Professor and Director of Jazz Studies at the University of Central Florida in Orlando.
Carmen Lundy (#27) – Born in Miami, Florida.
Arturo Sandoval (#30) – Established his home in Miami after leaving Cuba in 1990 and subsequently joined the Florida International University faculty.
La Lucha (#47) – Tampa Bay-based jazz trio of Alejandro Arenas, John O’Leary and Mark Feinman.
Alain Bradette – Most Added – Long-term Orlando professional base: nearly two decades as a core musician with Cirque du Soleil’s La Nouba and currently a featured performer with Drawn to Life in Orlando.
About the JazzWeek National Airplay Charts: JazzWeek's weekly charts measure reported radio airplay of current jazz releases. Participating jazz radio stations and programs submit the number of times they played each eligible release during the reporting week, and JazzWeek combines those reported spins to determine the national rankings. The charts measure radio airplay—not sales, streaming numbers, downloads, or listener voting.
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