Bands & artists like Gilad Segev

If you like Gilad Segev, 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.

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David Gray

David Gray

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Gray's blend of rock and introspective lyrics, combined with his emotive vocal delivery, creates a similar emotional resonance.

alternative rock pop music
Hozier

Hozier

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Hozier's rich instrumentation and soulful voice evoke a powerful emotional journey akin to Segev's reflective yet energetic style.

blues blues rock indie rock
Ben Howard

Ben Howard

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Howard's mix of folk-rock elements and poignant lyrics aligns well with Segev's rhythmic intensity and emotional depth.

folk music folk rock
James Vincent McMorrow

James Vincent McMorrow

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McMorrow's atmospheric soundscapes and emotional vocal style parallel the compelling journeys in Segev's compositions.

folk music folk rock traditional folk music
Iron & Wine

Iron & Wine

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With their lush arrangements and reflective lyrics, Iron & Wine offers a similar blend of intensity and introspection.

country music folk music
Sufjan Stevens

Sufjan Stevens

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Stevens' eclectic instrumentation and deeply personal themes create an engaging emotional experience reminiscent of Segev.

alternative rock baroque pop chamber pop
Ray LaMontagne

Ray LaMontagne

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LaMontagne's soulful voice and rich acoustic arrangements echo the raw energy and reflective qualities present in Segev's music.

folk music
Passenger

Passenger

Passenger’s storytelling style and melodic approach provide a similar emotional journey that complements Segev’s sound.

Common questions

Who sounds like Gilad Segev?

Artists similar to Gilad Segev include David Gray, Hozier, Ben Howard and James Vincent McMorrow. Each shares elements of Gilad Segev's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Gilad Segev?

Gilad Segev is primarily known for rock music. Segev's music pulsates with rhythmic intensity, driven by vivid instrumentation that balances raw energy with reflective passages, drawing listeners into a compelling emotional journey.

Where should I start if I like Gilad Segev?

If you enjoy Gilad Segev, start with David Gray — their album "Flesh" is a great entry point. Gray's blend of rock and introspective lyrics, combined with his emotive vocal delivery, creates a similar emotional resonance.