Bands & artists like Leslie Odom Jr.

If you like Leslie Odom Jr., 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

John Legend

John Legend

Legend's blend of R&B and soul, combined with his emotive vocal delivery, mirrors Odom's rhythmic complexity and reflective moments.

contemporary R&B pop music soul
Andra Day

Andra Day

Day's powerful vocals and soulful ballads often incorporate rich instrumentation, paralleling the emotional depth found in Odom's music.

soul
Josh Groban

Josh Groban

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Groban’s theatrical vocal delivery and orchestral arrangements echo the dramatic flair and emotional resonance found in Odom’s performances.

pop music
H.E.R.

H.E.R.

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H.E.R.'s fusion of contemporary R&B with rich guitar work and soulful melodies captures a similar essence of reflection and complexity as Odom.

contemporary R&B
Tori Kelly

Tori Kelly

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Kelly’s versatile vocal range and ability to weave intricate harmonies into her pop-soul sound complement the dynamic phrasing characteristic of Odom's music.

soul
Bruno Mars

Bruno Mars

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Mars' energetic performances and incorporation of various genres create an engaging rhythm that aligns well with the momentum-building nature of Odom's work.

contemporary R&B funk hip-hop
Lianne La Havas

Lianne La Havas

La Havas' blend of folk, soul, and R&B showcases her intricate guitar work and lyrical depth, resonating with the reflective qualities found in Odom’s music.

folk music soul
Leon Bridges

Leon Bridges

Bridges’ throwback soul sound coupled with modern influences creates a rich auditory experience that echoes the emotional layers present in Odom’s songs.

blues soul

Common questions

Who sounds like Leslie Odom Jr.?

Artists similar to Leslie Odom Jr. include John Legend, Andra Day, Josh Groban and H.E.R.. Each shares elements of Leslie Odom Jr.'s sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like Leslie Odom Jr.?

If you enjoy Leslie Odom Jr., start with John Legend — their album "Wake Up!" is a great entry point. Legend's blend of R&B and soul, combined with his emotive vocal delivery, mirrors Odom's rhythmic complexity and reflective moments.