Bands & artists like Julie London
If you like Julie London, 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.
New to Julie London? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Ella Fitzgerald
GuideHer smooth vocal style and mastery of jazz standards create a similar emotional depth and languid pace.
Sarah Vaughan
GuideVaughan's rich, expressive voice delivers jazz ballads with a sense of longing that resonates with London's style.
Nina Simone
GuideSimone's blend of jazz, pop, and soul, combined with her emotive delivery, mirrors the weighty desire found in London's music.
Billie Holiday
Holiday's ability to convey deep emotion through her phrasing and timing aligns closely with the intimate atmosphere of Julie London's songs.
Dinah Washington
Washington's jazzy interpretations of pop standards share a similar lushness and emotional resonance as London's work.
Peggy Lee
GuideLee's sultry voice and sophisticated arrangements evoke a comparable mood of desire and elegance found in London's performances.
Carmen McRae
GuideMcRae's smooth delivery and jazz-inflected pop sensibilities create an atmosphere reminiscent of Julie London's languid style.
Chris Connor
Connor's soft, smoky voice and jazz standards repertoire align well with the intimate soundscapes crafted by London.
Common questions
Who sounds like Julie London?
Artists similar to Julie London include Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, Nina Simone and Billie Holiday. Each shares elements of Julie London's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Julie London?
Julie London is primarily known for pop rock, traditional pop and cool jazz. Each song unfolds with a languid pace, where gentle swings and deliberate pauses accentuate the weight of unspoken desire.
Where should I start if I like Julie London?
If you enjoy Julie London, start with Ella Fitzgerald — their album "At Newport" is a great entry point. Her smooth vocal style and mastery of jazz standards create a similar emotional depth and languid pace.