Bands & artists like Harry Manx
If you like Harry Manx, 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
Keb' Mo'
GuideKeb' Mo' blends traditional blues with a modern twist, featuring intricate guitar work and soulful vocal delivery that resonates with Harry Manx's style.
Bonnie Raitt
GuideBonnie Raitt's expressive slide guitar and rich, emotive vocals create a bluesy soundscape similar to the melodic intricacy found in Harry Manx's music.
John Hiatt
GuideJohn Hiatt’s storytelling lyrics and blend of blues, rock, and folk echo the rhythmic pulse and harmonic shifts characteristic of Harry Manx's work.
Joe Bonamassa
GuideJoe Bonamassa’s virtuosic guitar skills and deep-rooted blues influences align well with the intricate guitar work of Harry Manx.
Susan Tedeschi
Susan Tedeschi's powerful vocals and blues-infused rock sound share a similar emotional depth and groove with Harry Manx’s music.
Taj Mahal
GuideTaj Mahal’s fusion of various musical styles with a strong blues foundation resonates with the eclectic sound and rhythmic complexity of Harry Manx.
Chris Smither
Chris Smither’s fingerstyle guitar playing and poetic lyrics showcase a melodic intricacy akin to that of Harry Manx.
Eric Bibb
GuideEric Bibb’s smooth vocals and acoustic blues style embody a warm, rhythmic pulse that complements the vibe of Harry Manx's music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Harry Manx?
Artists similar to Harry Manx include Keb' Mo', Bonnie Raitt, John Hiatt and Joe Bonamassa. Each shares elements of Harry Manx's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Harry Manx?
Harry Manx is primarily known for blues. Rooted in a steady groove, his guitar work combines melodic intricacy with rhythmic pulse, while vocal delivery ebbs and flows around intricate harmonic shifts.
Where should I start if I like Harry Manx?
If you enjoy Harry Manx, start with Keb' Mo' — their album "BLUESAmericana" is a great entry point. Keb' Mo' blends traditional blues with a modern twist, featuring intricate guitar work and soulful vocal delivery that resonates with Harry Manx's style.