Bands & artists like Johnny Kemp

If you like Johnny Kemp, 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

Kenny Lattimore

Kenny Lattimore

Kenny Lattimore's smooth vocals and contemporary R&B grooves create an inviting atmosphere reminiscent of Johnny Kemp's vibrant energy.

gospel music jazz rhythm and blues
Tony! Toni! Toné!

Tony! Toni! Toné!

This group combines funk, soul, and R&B with catchy hooks and rhythmic instrumentation that align closely with Kemp's infectious style.

rhythm and blues
Guy

Guy

Guy's blend of new jack swing and smooth R&B features rhythmic beats and vibrant melodies that echo the energetic essence of Johnny Kemp.

rhythm and blues
Bobby Brown

Bobby Brown

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Bobby Brown's upbeat tracks and charismatic vocal delivery capture a similar lively spirit found in Kemp's danceable tunes.

contemporary R&B dance-pop hip-hop
Bell Biv DeVoe

Bell Biv DeVoe

With their fusion of R&B and hip-hop, Bell Biv DeVoe offers infectious grooves that parallel the rhythmic hooks present in Kemp's music.

new jack swing
Keith Sweat

Keith Sweat

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Keith Sweat's signature slow jams and rhythmic melodies resonate with the vibrant energy characteristic of Johnny Kemp's work.

rhythm and blues
Jodeci

Jodeci

Jodeci combines soulful harmonies with groovy beats, creating a sound that captures the same infectious energy found in Kemp's tracks.

East Coast hip-hop
Usher

Usher

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Usher’s ability to blend smooth vocals with infectious beats makes his music resonate with the same vibrant energy found in Kemp’s style.

contemporary R&B crunk dance music

Common questions

Who sounds like Johnny Kemp?

Artists similar to Johnny Kemp include Kenny Lattimore, Tony! Toni! Toné!, Guy and Bobby Brown. Each shares elements of Johnny Kemp's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Johnny Kemp?

Johnny Kemp is primarily known for contemporary R&B. Driven by vibrant grooves and rhythmic hooks that encourage movement, Kemp's music pulsates with an infectious energy.

Where should I start if I like Johnny Kemp?

If you enjoy Johnny Kemp, start with Kenny Lattimore — their album "Things That Lovers Do" is a great entry point. Kenny Lattimore's smooth vocals and contemporary R&B grooves create an inviting atmosphere reminiscent of Johnny Kemp's vibrant energy.