Bands & artists like Gregorian

If you like Gregorian, 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 Gregorian? Start with our listening guide.

Artists to try next

Era

Era

Era blends choral harmonies with modern instrumentation, producing a cinematic sound that resonates with Gregorian's layered vocal style.

new age music
Lustmord

Lustmord

Lustmord's dark ambient compositions often incorporate choral elements, evoking a deep sense of introspection similar to Gregorian's work.

dark ambient
Deep Forest

Deep Forest

Guide

Deep Forest merges world music influences with lush harmonies and ambient textures, creating an expansive soundscape akin to Gregorian's style.

ambient music electronic music ethnic electronica
Vangelis

Vangelis

Vangelis' symphonic compositions often feature choral arrangements and rich atmospheres, aligning well with the contemplative nature of Gregorian.

ambient music electronic music film score
Clannad

Clannad

Clannad's use of haunting vocals and layered harmonies creates an ethereal quality that mirrors the serene soundscapes found in Gregorian music.

new age music
Moya Brennan

Moya Brennan

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As the lead singer of Clannad, Moya Brennan's solo work features lush harmonies and a mystical atmosphere reminiscent of Gregorian chants.

new age music
Delerium

Delerium

Delerium combines ethereal vocals with electronic beats and ambient soundscapes, creating a transcendent listening experience similar to Gregorian.

electronic music
Lisa Gerrard

Lisa Gerrard

Lisa Gerrard's haunting voice and use of traditional instrumentation evoke a spiritual ambiance that aligns closely with Gregorian's aesthetic.

dark wave ethereal wave world music

Common questions

Who sounds like Gregorian?

Artists similar to Gregorian include Era, Lustmord, Deep Forest and Vangelis. Each shares elements of Gregorian's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Gregorian?

Gregorian is primarily known for new age music, crossover and symphonic rock. Layers of smooth harmonies weave together over steady, contemplative rhythms, creating an expansive atmosphere that encourages introspection.

Where should I start if I like Gregorian?

If you enjoy Gregorian, start with Era — their album "Era 2" is a great entry point. Era blends choral harmonies with modern instrumentation, producing a cinematic sound that resonates with Gregorian's layered vocal style.