Bands & artists like Chaz Jankel

If you like Chaz Jankel, 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

Graham Parker

Graham Parker

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Parker's blend of rock and rhythm & blues features infectious grooves and clever lyrics, similar to Jankel's rhythmic shifts.

new wave pub rock
Squeeze

Squeeze

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Squeeze combines catchy melodies with a mix of rock and new wave influences, echoing the infectious grooves found in Jankel's work.

new wave
Joe Jackson

Joe Jackson

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Jackson's eclectic style blends rock, pop, and jazz elements, creating textured arrangements that resonate with Jankel's sonic palette.

art music jazz jazz pop
Elvis Costello

Elvis Costello

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Costello's sharp songwriting and diverse musical influences mirror the layered textures and rhythmic shifts present in Jankel's music.

new wave punk rock rock music
XTC

XTC

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XTC's innovative approach to rock incorporates complex rhythms and melodic hooks, aligning well with the groove-driven nature of Jankel's tracks.

alternative rock new wave pop rock
Talking Heads

Talking Heads

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Their fusion of art rock and funk creates an engaging rhythmic landscape that parallels the infectious grooves characteristic of Jankel.

new wave post-punk
The Specials

The Specials

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The Specials' ska-infused rock features upbeat rhythms and layered instrumentation that resonate with the energetic feel of Jankel's music.

new wave ska
Madness

Madness

Madness combines catchy melodies with a lively ska influence, providing a similar upbeat energy and groove as found in Jankel’s work.

2 tone new wave pop music

Common questions

Who sounds like Chaz Jankel?

Artists similar to Chaz Jankel include Graham Parker, Squeeze, Joe Jackson and Elvis Costello. Each shares elements of Chaz Jankel's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Chaz Jankel?

Chaz Jankel is primarily known for rock music. Jankel’s music thrives on infectious grooves and rhythmic shifts that keep listeners moving while weaving layers of texture throughout each track.

Where should I start if I like Chaz Jankel?

If you enjoy Chaz Jankel, start with Graham Parker — their album "Another Grey Area" is a great entry point. Parker's blend of rock and rhythm & blues features infectious grooves and clever lyrics, similar to Jankel's rhythmic shifts.