Bands & artists like Larry Goldings
If you like Larry Goldings, 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 Larry Goldings? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Joey DeFrancesco
GuideKnown for his virtuosic organ playing, DeFrancesco's work blends jazz and soul with rich textures and dynamic interplay.
John Medeski
As a member of Medeski Martin & Wood, Medeski's innovative use of the organ in fusion settings mirrors Goldings' intricate rhythmic dialogues.
Chick Corea
GuideCorea's fusion work often features complex harmonies and rich keyboard textures that resonate with Goldings' jazz sensibilities.
Brian Auger
Auger's blend of jazz, rock, and blues on the organ creates a similar intimate atmosphere and rhythmic complexity as Goldings.
George Cables
Cables' piano and organ compositions showcase a deep understanding of jazz dynamics, akin to the subtle shifts found in Goldings' work.
Larry Willis
Willis' approach to jazz fusion emphasizes rich harmonic textures and engaging rhythms that align closely with Goldings' style.
Medeski Martin & Wood
GuideThis trio's experimental fusion of jazz, funk, and improvisation echoes the dynamic interplay characteristic of Goldings' music.
Kurt Rosenwinkel
Rosenwinkel's guitar work often incorporates lush harmonic structures and intricate rhythms that complement the organ-centric sound of Goldings.
Common questions
Who sounds like Larry Goldings?
Artists similar to Larry Goldings include Joey DeFrancesco, John Medeski, Chick Corea and Brian Auger. Each shares elements of Larry Goldings's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Larry Goldings?
Larry Goldings is primarily known for jazz fusion. Rich organ textures create an intimate dialogue through rhythmic interplay and subtle shifts in dynamics.
Where should I start if I like Larry Goldings?
If you enjoy Larry Goldings, start with Joey DeFrancesco — their album "Where Were You?" is a great entry point. Known for his virtuosic organ playing, DeFrancesco's work blends jazz and soul with rich textures and dynamic interplay.