Bands & artists like Jessy J
If you like Jessy J, 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
Kirk Whalum
GuideKirk's smooth saxophone melodies and rhythmic jazz fusion create a similar inviting groove.
Candy Dulfer
Candy's blend of funk and smooth jazz, highlighted by her expressive saxophone playing, mirrors Jessy J's melodic style.
Boney James
GuideBoney blends contemporary jazz with R&B influences, creating tight grooves and smooth melodies akin to Jessy J.
David Sanborn
GuideDavid's iconic saxophone work combines jazz with pop elements, producing rhythmic clarity that resonates with Jessy J's sound.
Najee
GuideNajee’s smooth jazz compositions feature lush melodies and rhythmic grooves that align well with the inviting nature of Jessy J’s music.
Mindi Abair
GuideMindi’s energetic saxophone performances and pop-infused jazz offer a lively atmosphere similar to Jessy J's rhythmic clarity.
Gerald Albright
Gerald’s work features a mix of smooth jazz and funk, characterized by tight grooves that echo the inviting feel of Jessy J’s music.
Rick Braun
GuideRick’s trumpet-driven melodies and rhythmic sophistication provide a sonic experience reminiscent of Jessy J’s style.
Common questions
Who sounds like Jessy J?
Artists similar to Jessy J include Kirk Whalum, Candy Dulfer, Boney James and David Sanborn. Each shares elements of Jessy J's sound while bringing their own perspective.
Where should I start if I like Jessy J?
If you enjoy Jessy J, start with Kirk Whalum — their album "Caché" is a great entry point. Kirk's smooth saxophone melodies and rhythmic jazz fusion create a similar inviting groove.