Bands & artists like George Lamond
If you like George Lamond, 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
Stevie B
Known for his catchy melodies and upbeat freestyle tracks, Stevie B shares a similar rhythmic drive and layered vocal style with George Lamond.
Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam
Their fusion of freestyle and pop features vibrant rhythms and harmonized vocals that resonate well with Lamond's engaging sound.
TKA
With their energetic beats and melodic hooks, TKA embodies the same pulsating freestyle essence found in George Lamond's music.
Exposé
GuideExposé's danceable tracks are characterized by rich vocal harmonies and infectious rhythms, making them a great match for fans of Lamond.
Cynthia
Cynthia's work in the freestyle genre features compelling vocal layers and driving beats that align closely with Lamond's style.
The Cover Girls
Their blend of catchy melodies and danceable rhythms creates a similar feel to George Lamond's vibrant freestyle tracks.
Frankie Ruiz
Ruiz's Latin influences combined with rhythmic grooves create an engaging sound that parallels the energy found in Lamond's music.
Judy Torres
Her emotive vocal delivery paired with upbeat freestyle instrumentation makes Judy Torres a fitting recommendation for fans of George Lamond.
Common questions
Who sounds like George Lamond?
Artists similar to George Lamond include Stevie B, Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam, TKA and Exposé. Each shares elements of George Lamond's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is George Lamond?
George Lamond is primarily known for freestyle music. Pulsating rhythms drive Lamond's tracks forward, with layered vocal melodies intertwining to create an engaging texture that compels listeners to move.
Where should I start if I like George Lamond?
If you enjoy George Lamond, start with Stevie B — their album "In My Eyes" is a great entry point. Known for his catchy melodies and upbeat freestyle tracks, Stevie B shares a similar rhythmic drive and layered vocal style with George Lamond.