Bands & artists like Fred Hammond
If you like Fred Hammond, 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
Kirk Franklin
GuideFranklin's innovative fusion of gospel with hip-hop and R&B rhythms mirrors Hammond's ability to create infectious grooves that resonate in both personal and communal settings.
Hezekiah Walker
Walker’s music features rich harmonies and a celebratory style that aligns closely with Hammond’s rhythmic cadences and communal worship atmosphere.
Marvin Sapp
GuideSapp's emotive vocal delivery and heartfelt lyrics complement the introspective yet celebratory nature of Hammond's work.
Israel Houghton
Houghton’s blend of various musical styles, including rock and jazz influences within a gospel framework, resonates with Hammond’s diverse sound palette.
Jonathan McReynolds
McReynolds’ smooth vocal style and contemporary approach to gospel music reflect the introspective yet uplifting qualities found in Hammond’s work.
CeCe Winans
GuideWinans' rich vocal textures and spiritual depth provide a similar emotional resonance as seen in Fred Hammond's layered harmonies.
Lalah Hathaway
Hathaway’s soulful R&B style and intricate vocal arrangements offer a contemporary twist on gospel elements that align with Hammond's musical approach.
Common questions
Who sounds like Fred Hammond?
Artists similar to Fred Hammond include Kirk Franklin, Hezekiah Walker, Marvin Sapp and Israel Houghton. Each shares elements of Fred Hammond's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Fred Hammond?
Fred Hammond is primarily known for gospel. With an infectious groove that pulses through layered harmonies and rhythmic cadences, Hammond's music creates an atmosphere ripe for both personal introspection and communal celebration.
Where should I start if I like Fred Hammond?
If you enjoy Fred Hammond, start with Kirk Franklin — their album "Losing My Religion" is a great entry point. Franklin's innovative fusion of gospel with hip-hop and R&B rhythms mirrors Hammond's ability to create infectious grooves that resonate in both personal and communal settings.