Bands & artists like Change

If you like Change, 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

Chic

Chic

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Chic's signature blend of funk and disco features intricate guitar riffs and tight rhythms that create a danceable yet spacious sound.

funk rock rhythm and blues
Kool & The Gang

Kool & The Gang

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Their fusion of funk, R&B, and disco incorporates rich horn sections and catchy grooves, similar to Change's rhythmic intricacy.

funk jazz rhythm and blues
Earth, Wind & Fire

Earth, Wind & Fire

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Known for their vibrant arrangements and layered melodies, Earth, Wind & Fire shares a similar upbeat and expansive sound palette.

funk rhythm and blues
The B-52's

The B-52's

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Their quirky blend of new wave and dance rock features rhythmic complexity and catchy hooks reminiscent of Change's playful style.

new wave pop rock
Donna Summer

Donna Summer

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As the 'Queen of Disco,' her powerful vocals and driving beats align well with the energetic groove characteristic of Change.

contemporary R&B disco house music
The Whispers

The Whispers

Their smooth vocal harmonies combined with funky instrumentation create a lush sound that resonates with the layered melodies of Change.

boogie
Gwen McCrae

Gwen McCrae

Her soulful voice over funky grooves provides a captivating vibe similar to the rhythmic intricacies found in Change's tracks.

soul
Shalamar

Shalamar

Shalamar's combination of disco beats and smooth R&B vocals mirrors the danceable yet melodic elements present in Change's music.

dance music

Common questions

Who sounds like Change?

Artists similar to Change include Chic, Kool & The Gang, Earth, Wind & Fire and The B-52's. Each shares elements of Change's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Change?

Change is primarily known for post-disco and funky. The music pulsates with a tight groove and rhythmic intricacy that compels movement while maintaining a sense of spaciousness through its layered melodies.

Where should I start if I like Change?

If you enjoy Change, start with Chic — their album "Believer" is a great entry point. Chic's signature blend of funk and disco features intricate guitar riffs and tight rhythms that create a danceable yet spacious sound.