Bands & artists like Emma Bunton
If you like Emma Bunton, 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 Emma Bunton? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Melanie C
Her blend of pop and adult contemporary with heartfelt lyrics and smooth melodies resonates well with Emma Bunton's style.
Lisa Stansfield
GuideStansfield's soulful vocals and sophisticated pop arrangements create an inviting atmosphere similar to Bunton's work.
Dido
GuideDido's ethereal voice and melodic pop sound evoke a warm, emotional ambiance akin to Bunton's music.
Sophie Ellis-Bextor
GuideHer mix of catchy pop hooks and smooth grooves parallels the inviting soundscapes found in Bunton's tracks.
Norah Jones
Jones' blend of jazz and pop creates a mellow vibe that aligns with the emotional nuance present in Bunton's music.
Sarah McLachlan
GuideMcLachlan’s emotive vocal delivery and soft instrumentation complement the gentle melodies characteristic of Bunton's work.
Kylie Minogue
GuideMinogue’s polished pop sound and emotive ballads share a similar appeal to the smooth grooves of Emma Bunton.
Sheryl Crow
GuideCrow’s blend of rock and pop with a laid-back vibe resonates with the inviting atmosphere of Bunton’s songs.
Common questions
Who sounds like Emma Bunton?
Artists similar to Emma Bunton include Melanie C, Lisa Stansfield, Dido and Sophie Ellis-Bextor. Each shares elements of Emma Bunton's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Emma Bunton?
Emma Bunton is primarily known for adult contemporary music. The melodies glide gently over smooth grooves, creating an inviting atmosphere rich with emotional nuance and rhythmic warmth.
Where should I start if I like Emma Bunton?
If you enjoy Emma Bunton, start with Melanie C — their album "Melanie C" is a great entry point. Her blend of pop and adult contemporary with heartfelt lyrics and smooth melodies resonates well with Emma Bunton's style.