Bands & artists like Candy Dulfer

If you like Candy Dulfer, 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

Dave Koz

Dave Koz

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Known for his smooth saxophone melodies and upbeat grooves, Dave Koz shares a vibrant energy similar to Candy Dulfer.

jazz
Boney James

Boney James

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With a blend of contemporary jazz and R&B influences, Boney James offers melodic saxophone lines that resonate with Dulfer's lively style.

crossover jazz jazz jazz fusion
Gerald Albright

Gerald Albright

Gerald Albright's dynamic saxophone performances and fusion of jazz and funk align closely with the rhythmic vitality found in Dulfer's music.

jazz pop music
Kirk Whalum

Kirk Whalum

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Kirk Whalum combines smooth jazz elements with soulful melodies, creating an engaging sound that parallels Candy Dulfer's energetic vibe.

jazz post-bop
Najee

Najee

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Najee's smooth saxophone work and incorporation of various genres create a lush soundscape reminiscent of Dulfer's vibrant interplay.

jazz fusion soul
Richard Elliot

Richard Elliot

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Richard Elliot's upbeat compositions and expressive saxophone playing capture a lively essence similar to that of Candy Dulfer.

funk rock music
Mindi Abair

Mindi Abair

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Mindi Abair blends pop sensibilities with jazz instrumentation, producing catchy melodies that echo the energetic spirit of Dulfer's work.

jazz
Eric Marienthal

Eric Marienthal

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Eric Marienthal’s sophisticated saxophone work combined with upbeat arrangements resonates well with the vibrant sound of Dulfer.

jazz jazz fusion

Common questions

Who sounds like Candy Dulfer?

Artists similar to Candy Dulfer include Dave Koz, Boney James, Gerald Albright and Kirk Whalum. Each shares elements of Candy Dulfer's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Candy Dulfer?

Candy Dulfer is primarily known for cool jazz. With a vibrant interplay of smooth melodic lines and rhythmic grooves, her music pulses with a lively energy that compels movement.

Where should I start if I like Candy Dulfer?

If you enjoy Candy Dulfer, start with Dave Koz — their album "December Makes Me Feel This Way" is a great entry point. Known for his smooth saxophone melodies and upbeat grooves, Dave Koz shares a vibrant energy similar to Candy Dulfer.