Bands & artists like John Klemmer

If you like John Klemmer, 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

David Sanborn

David Sanborn

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Sanborn's smooth jazz saxophone style and emotive phrasing create a similar reflective atmosphere.

blues blues rock jazz
Kenny G

Kenny G

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Known for his melodic saxophone lines, Kenny G shares a lush sound that resonates with Klemmer's emotive qualities.

adult contemporary music easy listening smooth jazz
George Howard

George Howard

Howard's work features a blend of smooth jazz and R&B, with expressive saxophone melodies that evoke deep emotion.

jazz jazz-funk
Boney James

Boney James

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James combines elements of jazz and R&B, utilizing rich saxophone tones that parallel Klemmer's stylistic approach.

crossover jazz jazz jazz fusion
Candy Dulfer

Candy Dulfer

Dulfer's energetic yet soulful saxophone performances echo the rhythmic pulse found in Klemmer's music.

cool jazz jazz
Michael Brecker

Michael Brecker

Brecker's innovative saxophone work blends jazz and blues influences, creating complex emotional landscapes similar to Klemmer's.

jazz jazz fusion post-bop
Walter Becker

Walter Becker

Becker’s solo work often features intricate melodies and a bluesy feel that aligns with Klemmer’s reflective style.

crossover jazz rock music
Paul Desmond

Paul Desmond

Desmond's airy, lyrical saxophone tone complements the introspective quality present in Klemmer's compositions.

jazz

Common questions

Who sounds like John Klemmer?

Artists similar to John Klemmer include David Sanborn, Kenny G, George Howard and Boney James. Each shares elements of John Klemmer's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is John Klemmer?

John Klemmer is primarily known for blues and jazz. Klemmer's music pulses with a steady rhythm and an emotive saxophone line that weaves through moments of tension and release, inviting deep reflection.

Where should I start if I like John Klemmer?

If you enjoy John Klemmer, start with David Sanborn — their album "Inside" is a great entry point. Sanborn's smooth jazz saxophone style and emotive phrasing create a similar reflective atmosphere.