Bands & artists like Daryl Hall

If you like Daryl Hall, 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

John Oates

John Oates

As Hall's longtime collaborator, Oates shares a similar blend of pop and soul with intricate harmonies and rhythmic grooves.

pop rock
Hall & Oates

Hall & Oates

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This duo's signature sound features rich harmonies and catchy melodies that resonate with Hall's solo work.

blue-eyed soul pop rock
Steely Dan

Steely Dan

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Their sophisticated blend of jazz, rock, and pop, along with intricate arrangements, aligns closely with Hall's musical aesthetic.

jazz rhythm and blues rock music
Toto

Toto

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With their polished production and fusion of rock and soul elements, Toto's sound mirrors the rhythmic intricacies found in Hall's work.

hard rock pop rock progressive rock
Chaka Khan

Chaka Khan

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Khan's powerful vocals and fusion of funk, soul, and R&B create a vibrant energy reminiscent of Hall's emotive style.

jazz pop music rhythm and blues
Billy Joel

Billy Joel

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Joel's storytelling lyrics and pop sensibilities align well with Hall's ability to craft engaging melodies infused with soul.

contemporary classical music pop rock rock and roll
Lionel Richie

Lionel Richie

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Richie's blend of pop and R&B, characterized by heartfelt ballads and upbeat tracks, resonates with the emotional textures in Hall's work.

funk new wave pop music
David Foster

David Foster

As a prolific producer and songwriter, Foster’s polished pop sound often incorporates rich instrumentation similar to Hall's style.

classical music contemporary R&B gospel music

Common questions

Who sounds like Daryl Hall?

Artists similar to Daryl Hall include John Oates, Hall & Oates, Steely Dan and Toto. Each shares elements of Daryl Hall's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Daryl Hall?

Daryl Hall is primarily known for soul. Hall's music pulses with rhythmic intricacies and layered harmonies, crafting a texture that compels movement while inviting emotional reflection.

Where should I start if I like Daryl Hall?

If you enjoy Daryl Hall, start with John Oates — their album "Phunk Shui" is a great entry point. As Hall's longtime collaborator, Oates shares a similar blend of pop and soul with intricate harmonies and rhythmic grooves.