Bands & artists like Dan Sultan
If you like Dan Sultan, 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.
New to Dan Sultan? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Xavier Rudd
Xavier Rudd blends folk, world music, and indigenous influences, using diverse instruments to evoke a sense of journey similar to Sultan.
Paul Kelly
Paul Kelly's storytelling through music and his use of acoustic arrangements provide a grounded emotional experience akin to Sultan's style.
The Cat Empire
GuideWith their fusion of jazz, reggae, and world music, The Cat Empire delivers vibrant rhythms and melodies that align well with Sultan's sound.
Kasey Chambers
GuideKasey Chambers' blend of country and folk elements, paired with heartfelt lyrics, creates an emotional landscape reminiscent of Sultan's music.
Tash Sultana
GuideTash Sultana's looped instrumentation and soulful vocals create a spacious atmosphere that echoes the emotive qualities found in Sultan's work.
Missy Higgins
GuideMissy Higgins' poignant songwriting and melodic piano-driven arrangements evoke a similar visceral emotion as seen in Sultan's compositions.
Lior
Lior's ethereal voice and intricate acoustic arrangements offer a reflective quality that parallels the emotional depth of Sultan's music.
Angus & Julia Stone
The duo's harmonious blend of folk and indie pop creates a warm atmosphere that aligns with the earthy tones present in Sultan's work.
Common questions
Who sounds like Dan Sultan?
Artists similar to Dan Sultan include Xavier Rudd, Paul Kelly, The Cat Empire and Kasey Chambers. Each shares elements of Dan Sultan's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Dan Sultan?
Dan Sultan is primarily known for world music. Sultan's music pulses with earthy rhythms and spacious melodies that evoke a sense of journey while grounding listeners in visceral emotion.
Where should I start if I like Dan Sultan?
If you enjoy Dan Sultan, start with Xavier Rudd — their album "Koonyum Sun" is a great entry point. Xavier Rudd blends folk, world music, and indigenous influences, using diverse instruments to evoke a sense of journey similar to Sultan.