Bands & artists like Billy Higgins

If you like Billy Higgins, 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

Elvin Jones

Elvin Jones

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Jones' powerful drumming style and complex rhythms create a similar sense of movement and tension, particularly in his work with the John Coltrane Quartet.

jazz post-bop
Max Roach

Max Roach

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Roach's innovative approach to jazz drumming includes intricate polyrhythms and a strong swing feel, paralleling Higgins' rhythmic intricacies.

jazz
Art Blakey

Art Blakey

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Blakey's dynamic drumming and leadership in the Jazz Messengers emphasize a lively swing and engaging interplay that resonates with Higgins' style.

bebop jazz
Roy Haynes

Roy Haynes

Haynes is known for his distinctive swing and ability to weave complex rhythms, creating a vibrant soundscape reminiscent of Higgins' work.

hard bop jazz
Chick Corea

Chick Corea

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Corea's compositions often feature intricate rhythmic structures and a playful yet sophisticated swing that complements Higgins' drumming.

avant-garde jazz jazz post-bop
Tony Williams

Tony Williams

Williams' groundbreaking drumming style incorporates both fluidity and complexity, aligning well with the rhythmic sophistication found in Higgins' performances.

jazz
Joe Chambers

Joe Chambers

Chambers blends traditional swing with modern jazz elements, producing intricate rhythms that echo the tension and release characteristic of Higgins' playing.

blues jazz
Billy Cobham

Billy Cobham

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Cobham's fusion of jazz with rock influences showcases intricate drumming patterns that maintain a strong sense of movement similar to Higgins' style.

funk jazz jazz rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Billy Higgins?

Artists similar to Billy Higgins include Elvin Jones, Max Roach, Art Blakey and Roy Haynes. Each shares elements of Billy Higgins's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Billy Higgins?

Billy Higgins is primarily known for jazz and swing. Higgins creates an intricate web of rhythms that intertwine with swinging cadences, fostering a sense of movement while maintaining an underlying tension and release that keeps listeners engaged.

Where should I start if I like Billy Higgins?

If you enjoy Billy Higgins, start with Elvin Jones — their album "Love & Peace" is a great entry point. Jones' powerful drumming style and complex rhythms create a similar sense of movement and tension, particularly in his work with the John Coltrane Quartet.