Bands & artists like CeCe Rogers
If you like CeCe Rogers, 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
Kenny Dope
His productions blend classic house elements with soulful vocal samples, echoing the vibrant energy found in CeCe Rogers' music.
David Morales
GuideA legendary remixer and producer, his tracks often feature powerful vocals and infectious beats that align with the uplifting spirit of Rogers' work.
Danny Tenaglia
With a focus on deep, driving beats and emotional builds, his music captures the essence of house while maintaining a connection to the dancefloor.
Armand Van Helden
GuideHis innovative approach to house music features catchy hooks and energetic rhythms that evoke a similar feel to CeCe Rogers' anthemic style.
Masters at Work
GuideThis duo blends Latin influences with house grooves, producing tracks that are both rhythmically complex and emotionally engaging like Rogers'.
DJ Sneak
GuideKnown for his funky, jackin' house sound, his tracks often incorporate soulful elements that resonate with the groove-centric nature of CeCe Rogers' music.
Lil Louis
His pioneering tracks mix house beats with sensual vocals, creating an intimate atmosphere akin to the emotional depth found in Rogers' work.
Ben Watt
'One half of Everything But The Girl', his solo work features deep house elements combined with introspective lyrics that connect well with Rogers' style.
Common questions
Who sounds like CeCe Rogers?
Artists similar to CeCe Rogers include Kenny Dope, David Morales, Danny Tenaglia and Armand Van Helden. Each shares elements of CeCe Rogers's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is CeCe Rogers?
CeCe Rogers is primarily known for house. With steady rhythms that pulse like a heartbeat and soaring vocals that break through layers of groove, his music invites bodies to move while touching on deeper emotional currents.
Where should I start if I like CeCe Rogers?
If you enjoy CeCe Rogers, start with Kenny Dope — their album "All in the Mind" is a great entry point. His productions blend classic house elements with soulful vocal samples, echoing the vibrant energy found in CeCe Rogers' music.