Bands & artists like André Brasseur

If you like André Brasseur, 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

Jimmy Smith

Jimmy Smith

Known for his innovative jazz organ style, Smith's work features deep grooves and rich textures that resonate with Brasseur's emotive sound.

funk hard bop indie rock
Booker T. & the M.G.'s

Booker T. & the M.G.'s

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Their blend of blues and soul with prominent organ lines creates a rhythmic foundation similar to Brasseur’s hypnotic grooves.

jazz soul
Eddie Harris

Eddie Harris

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Harris's use of the electric piano and engaging rhythms aligns well with the layered textures found in Brasseur's music.

jazz world music
Larry Goldings

Larry Goldings

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Goldings’ modern jazz organ compositions incorporate rich harmonic layers and groove-driven elements reminiscent of Brasseur's style.

jazz jazz fusion
The Meters

The Meters

Their funk-infused sound features tight grooves and organ melodies that echo the rhythmic depth present in Brasseur's work.

funk
Charles Earland

Charles Earland

Earland’s powerful organ performances and bluesy undertones create a sonic landscape that parallels Brasseur’s emotive depth.

bebop jazz
Ronnie Foster

Ronnie Foster

Foster's fusion of jazz, funk, and soul with intricate organ lines mirrors the hypnotic qualities of Brasseur's music.

jazz soul
Jimmy McGriff

Jimmy McGriff

McGriff’s soulful organ playing and blues-infused jazz offer a similar emotional resonance to that found in Brasseur’s compositions.

blues hard bop jazz

Common questions

Who sounds like André Brasseur?

Artists similar to André Brasseur include Jimmy Smith, Booker T. & the M.G.'s, Eddie Harris and Larry Goldings. Each shares elements of André Brasseur's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is André Brasseur?

André Brasseur is primarily known for blues and jazz. Brasseur's music pulses with a hypnotic groove, layered with rich organ textures that ebb and flow, drawing listeners into its emotive depths.

Where should I start if I like André Brasseur?

If you enjoy André Brasseur, start with Jimmy Smith — their album "Organ Grinder Swing" is a great entry point. Known for his innovative jazz organ style, Smith's work features deep grooves and rich textures that resonate with Brasseur's emotive sound.