Bands & artists like Catherine Russell
If you like Catherine Russell, 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
Cécile McLorin Salvant
GuideHer rich vocal phrasing and eclectic repertoire blend jazz with various influences, creating a similarly inviting atmosphere.
Nina Simone
GuideKnown for her deep emotional delivery and intricate arrangements, she shares a strong connection to jazz and storytelling through music.
Diana Krall
GuideWith her lush vocal timbre and sophisticated jazz piano arrangements, she offers a similar groove and texture in her music.
Melody Gardot
GuideHer sultry voice and blending of jazz with blues and pop elements evoke a comparable intimate listening experience.
Jane Monheit
GuideHer classic jazz vocals combined with modern interpretations create a rich sound palette akin to Russell's work.
Esperanza Spalding
GuideAs a bassist and vocalist, her innovative approach to jazz infuses intricate instrumental textures that parallel Russell's style.
Lisa Fischer
Fischer's powerful vocal delivery and ability to blend genres create an engaging atmosphere similar to that of Catherine Russell.
Norah Jones
Her smooth blend of jazz, pop, and folk elements creates a laid-back vibe that aligns well with Russell's inviting sound.
Common questions
Who sounds like Catherine Russell?
Artists similar to Catherine Russell include Cécile McLorin Salvant, Nina Simone, Diana Krall and Melody Gardot. Each shares elements of Catherine Russell's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Catherine Russell?
Catherine Russell is primarily known for jazz and crossover jazz. Her music is characterized by a steady groove and rich vocal phrasing that intertwines with intricate instrumental textures, creating an inviting atmosphere that encourages deep listening.
Where should I start if I like Catherine Russell?
If you enjoy Catherine Russell, start with Cécile McLorin Salvant — their album "Cécile" is a great entry point. Her rich vocal phrasing and eclectic repertoire blend jazz with various influences, creating a similarly inviting atmosphere.