Bands & artists like Angie Brown

If you like Angie Brown, 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

Crystal Waters

Crystal Waters

Known for her infectious dance tracks that blend catchy hooks with vibrant beats, similar to Angie Brown's energetic style.

house music pop music

Kym Sims

Her classic house tracks feature driving rhythms and melodic elements that resonate well with the dance music aesthetic of Angie Brown.

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Robin S.

Robin S.

With powerful vocals and upbeat dance anthems, Robin S. captures a similar energy and rhythmic intensity found in Angie Brown's music.

house music
CeCe Peniston

CeCe Peniston

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Her iconic dance hits combine soulful vocals with dynamic beats, paralleling the vibrant atmosphere created by Angie Brown.

house music pop music soul
Ultra Naté

Ultra Naté

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Ultra Naté's blend of house and pop elements creates an uplifting soundscape that aligns closely with the driving energy of Angie Brown's tracks.

contemporary R&B house music
M People

M People

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This group combines soulful vocals with house music influences, creating an energetic vibe that fans of Angie Brown would appreciate.

dance-pop
Diana Ross

Diana Ross

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Her disco-infused tracks often incorporate rhythmic shifts and catchy hooks that resonate well with the dance music style of Angie Brown.

dance music disco jazz
Annie Lennox

Annie Lennox

Lennox's solo work features a mix of pop and electronic influences, delivering powerful performances akin to the emotive energy found in Angie Brown's songs.

new wave pop music rock music

Common questions

Who sounds like Angie Brown?

Artists similar to Angie Brown include Crystal Waters, Kym Sims, Robin S. and CeCe Peniston. Each shares elements of Angie Brown's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Angie Brown?

Angie Brown is primarily known for dance music. Her tracks pulse with a driving beat that compels movement while layering melodic hooks over dynamic rhythmic shifts, creating an atmosphere charged with energy and anticipation.

Where should I start if I like Angie Brown?

If you enjoy Angie Brown, start with Crystal Waters — their album "Surprise" is a great entry point. Known for her infectious dance tracks that blend catchy hooks with vibrant beats, similar to Angie Brown's energetic style.