Bands & artists like Linda Bengtzing
If you like Linda Bengtzing, 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
Carola Häggkvist
GuideCarola's pop sound features catchy melodies and an upbeat energy, similar to Bengtzing's infectious grooves.
Sanna Nielsen
GuideNielsen's music combines pop sensibilities with emotional depth, paralleling the joy and introspection found in Bengtzing's work.
Molly Sandén
GuideSandén delivers vibrant pop tracks with strong hooks and relatable lyrics, echoing the energetic interplay in Bengtzing's songs.
Jessica Andersson
Andersson's blend of pop and heartfelt ballads mirrors the balance of joy and introspection present in Bengtzing's music.
Linda Pritchard
Pritchard infuses her pop tracks with catchy choruses and a lively spirit that resonates with Bengtzing's style.
Anna Bergendahl
GuideBergendahl's contemporary pop sound features strong melodies and a personal touch, akin to the emotional layers in Bengtzing's work.
Tove Styrke
GuideStyrke's modern pop sound is characterized by infectious beats and clever lyrics, reminiscent of the upbeat nature of Bengtzing's tracks.
Laleh
GuideLaleh blends pop with folk influences, creating a rich sonic palette that shares an emotional resonance with Bengtzing’s music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Linda Bengtzing?
Artists similar to Linda Bengtzing include Carola Häggkvist, Sanna Nielsen, Molly Sandén and Jessica Andersson. Each shares elements of Linda Bengtzing's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Linda Bengtzing?
Linda Bengtzing is primarily known for pop music. Bengtzing's music pulses with infectious grooves and melodic hooks that create an energetic interplay between joy and introspection.
Where should I start if I like Linda Bengtzing?
If you enjoy Linda Bengtzing, start with Carola Häggkvist — their album "På egna ben" is a great entry point. Carola's pop sound features catchy melodies and an upbeat energy, similar to Bengtzing's infectious grooves.