Bands & artists like Jermaine Stewart
If you like Jermaine Stewart, 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
Alexander O'Neal
O'Neal's blend of contemporary R&B and pop features lush instrumentation and emotive vocal delivery, similar to Stewart's style.
Kashif
Kashif's work combines smooth grooves with heartfelt lyrics, reflecting the balance of celebration and introspection found in Stewart's music.
Ready for the World
This group's fusion of funk and R&B, along with catchy melodies, mirrors the danceable yet reflective quality present in Stewart's tracks.
Johnny Gill
GuideGill's rich vocal harmonies and polished production align closely with the sophisticated soundscapes characteristic of Jermaine Stewart's music.
New Edition
GuideAs a group that blends pop and R&B with infectious rhythms, New Edition captures a similar celebratory spirit while maintaining emotional depth.
Luther Vandross
GuideVandross' smooth vocals and soulful ballads resonate with the introspective elements of Stewart’s work while also embracing upbeat grooves.
Teena Marie
GuideMarie’s ability to fuse R&B with pop sensibilities and her expressive vocal style provide a parallel to the intricate sound of Stewart's music.
Chaka Khan
GuideKhan’s powerful vocals combined with her blend of funk and R&B create a vibrant energy akin to the danceable grooves found in Stewart’s songs.
Common questions
Who sounds like Jermaine Stewart?
Artists similar to Jermaine Stewart include Alexander O'Neal, Kashif, Ready for the World and Johnny Gill. Each shares elements of Jermaine Stewart's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Jermaine Stewart?
Jermaine Stewart is primarily known for contemporary R&B. With a pulsing, danceable groove underpinned by rich vocal harmonies, Stewart’s music maintains an intricate tension between celebration and introspection.
Where should I start if I like Jermaine Stewart?
If you enjoy Jermaine Stewart, start with Alexander O'Neal — their album "My Gift to You" is a great entry point. O'Neal's blend of contemporary R&B and pop features lush instrumentation and emotive vocal delivery, similar to Stewart's style.