Bands & artists like Gerald Levert
If you like Gerald Levert, 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
Keith Sweat
GuideSweat's smooth vocal delivery and mastery of new jack swing rhythms create a similar lush soundscape to Levert's work.
Johnny Gill
GuideGill's powerful vocals and rich production align closely with the soulful and polished style found in Levert's music.
Brian McKnight
GuideMcKnight’s blend of soul and R&B, along with his smooth vocal style, mirrors the emotional depth found in Levert’s tracks.
Luther Vandross
GuideVandross' rich baritone voice and romantic ballads capture a similar essence of soulfulness present in Gerald Levert's work.
Dru Hill
GuideDru Hill combines smooth harmonies with contemporary R&B elements that evoke the same sensuality found in Levert's music.
Avant
Avant’s sultry vocals and modern R&B sound share a kinship with the lush arrangements typical of Gerald Levert’s style.
Maxwell
Maxwell’s neo-soul approach, characterized by smooth melodies and rich instrumentation, aligns well with Levert’s musical palette.
Chico DeBarge
DeBarge's smooth vocals and polished production echo the quiet storm vibes that are prevalent in Gerald Levert's music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Gerald Levert?
Artists similar to Gerald Levert include Keith Sweat, Johnny Gill, Brian McKnight and Luther Vandross. Each shares elements of Gerald Levert's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Gerald Levert?
Gerald Levert is primarily known for contemporary R&B, soul and new jack swing. Levert's music pulses with syncopated rhythms and smooth vocal cadences that glide effortlessly over lush arrangements and commanding grooves.
Where should I start if I like Gerald Levert?
If you enjoy Gerald Levert, start with Keith Sweat — their album "Just Me" is a great entry point. Sweat's smooth vocal delivery and mastery of new jack swing rhythms create a similar lush soundscape to Levert's work.