Bands & artists like Evelyn Glennie

If you like Evelyn Glennie, 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 Evelyn Glennie? Start with our listening guide.

Artists to try next

Maya Beiser

Beiser's work with the cello often incorporates percussive techniques and layered rhythms that create a similar physicality in sound.

Steve Reich

Steve Reich

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Reich's minimalist compositions often feature complex interlocking rhythms and a strong emphasis on percussion, creating a compelling auditory experience.

Björk

Björk

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Björk's use of unconventional instrumentation and layered vocal harmonies often results in a rich, immersive soundscape akin to Glennie's work.

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Philip Glass

Philip Glass

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Glass's compositions utilize repetitive structures and rhythmic complexity that can evoke a similar physical response in listeners.

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Anoushka Shankar

Anoushka Shankar

Shankar blends Indian classical music with contemporary elements, often featuring intricate rhythms that resonate deeply with the listener.

Indian classical music blues
John Cage

John Cage

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Cage's avant-garde approach to sound and rhythm challenges traditional boundaries, creating dynamic auditory experiences reminiscent of Glennie's exploration of percussion.

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The Necks

The Necks

This Australian trio creates long-form improvisations that emphasize texture and rhythm, producing an immersive sonic environment similar to Glennie's layers of sound.

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Hildur Guðnadóttir

Hildur Guðnadóttir

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Guðnadóttir's compositions often incorporate haunting melodies and deep resonant tones, creating an emotional depth that parallels the physicality of Glennie's work.

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Common questions

Who sounds like Evelyn Glennie?

Artists similar to Evelyn Glennie include Maya Beiser, Steve Reich, Björk and Philip Glass. Each shares elements of Evelyn Glennie's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like Evelyn Glennie?

If you enjoy Evelyn Glennie, start with Maya Beiser — their album "Almost Human" is a great entry point. Beiser's work with the cello often incorporates percussive techniques and layered rhythms that create a similar physicality in sound.