Bands & artists like Heather Small

If you like Heather Small, 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

M People

M People

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As a key member of M People, Heather Small's own group, their blend of house and soul with powerful vocals mirrors her style.

dance-pop
Lisa Stansfield

Lisa Stansfield

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Known for her soulful voice and pop-infused R&B sound, Lisa Stansfield shares a similar emotional depth and groove.

pop music soul
Jill Scott

Jill Scott

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Jill Scott's rich vocal textures and fusion of soul, jazz, and R&B resonate closely with Heather Small's musical approach.

rhythm and blues soul
Sade

Sade

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Sade's smooth vocals and sophisticated arrangements create a lush soundscape reminiscent of Heather Small's sweeping crescendos.

funk jazz pop music
Tina Arena

Tina Arena

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With her powerful voice and emotive ballads, Tina Arena captures a similar blend of pop and soul that fans of Heather Small would appreciate.

pop music rhythm and blues soul
Emeli Sandé

Emeli Sandé

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Emeli Sandé's dynamic vocal delivery and heartfelt lyrics align well with the rich emotionality found in Heather Small's music.

contemporary R&B rhythm and blues soul
Alicia Keys

Alicia Keys

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Alicia Keys combines soulful melodies with strong piano arrangements, creating an uplifting sound akin to Heather Small's style.

contemporary R&B hip-hop neo soul
Annie Lennox

Annie Lennox

Annie Lennox’s powerful vocals and emotive songwriting draw parallels to the intense expressiveness found in Heather Small's work.

new wave pop music rock music

Common questions

Who sounds like Heather Small?

Artists similar to Heather Small include M People, Lisa Stansfield, Jill Scott and Sade. Each shares elements of Heather Small's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Heather Small?

Heather Small is primarily known for soul. With a steady groove and sweeping crescendos, her music builds momentum through layers of rich vocal textures and rhythmic insistence.

Where should I start if I like Heather Small?

If you enjoy Heather Small, start with M People — their album "Bizarre Fruit II" is a great entry point. As a key member of M People, Heather Small's own group, their blend of house and soul with powerful vocals mirrors her style.