Bands & artists like Amund Maarud
If you like Amund Maarud, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.
Artists to try next
Joe Bonamassa
GuideBonamassa's blues guitar work features intricate riffs and a powerful vocal style that echoes Maarud's gritty groove.
Gary Clark Jr.
GuideClark blends blues with rock, utilizing soulful guitar solos and a dynamic range that aligns well with Maarud's sound.
Keb' Mo'
GuideKeb' Mo' offers a modern take on blues with rich storytelling and a smooth guitar style reminiscent of Maarud's emotional depth.
Susan Tedeschi
Tedeschi's powerful vocals and expressive guitar playing create a soulful atmosphere similar to the cathartic moments in Maarud's music.
Derek Trucks
Trucks' slide guitar technique and improvisational style capture the same intricate musicality found in Maarud's work.
John Mayer
GuideMayer's blend of blues and pop, along with his emotive guitar solos, resonates with the rhythmic tension present in Maarud's songs.
Walter Trout
GuideTrout’s fierce guitar playing and heartfelt lyrics align closely with the gritty emotional landscape of Maarud's blues.
Taj Mahal
GuideMahal's diverse influences and deep-rooted blues sound provide a textured backdrop that complements the intricacies of Maarud's music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Amund Maarud?
Artists similar to Amund Maarud include Joe Bonamassa, Gary Clark Jr., Keb' Mo' and Susan Tedeschi. Each shares elements of Amund Maarud's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Amund Maarud?
Amund Maarud is primarily known for blues. Maarud's music pulses with a gritty groove, characterized by intricate guitar riffs and a steady rhythm that builds tension before releasing it into soulful catharsis.
Where should I start if I like Amund Maarud?
If you enjoy Amund Maarud, start with Joe Bonamassa — their album "Blues Deluxe" is a great entry point. Bonamassa's blues guitar work features intricate riffs and a powerful vocal style that echoes Maarud's gritty groove.