Bands & artists like Luciana Abreu

If you like Luciana Abreu, 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

Ana Moura

Ana Moura

Her fusion of traditional fado with contemporary pop elements creates a similar textured soundscape.

fado
Dulce Pontes

Dulce Pontes

Known for blending fado with modern genres, her emotive vocal style and rich arrangements resonate well with Luciana's sound.

pop music
Kimbra

Kimbra

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Kimbra's eclectic mix of pop and electronic influences, along with her dynamic vocal delivery, parallels the vibrant energy found in Luciana's music.

alternative rock pop music rhythm and blues
Nneka

Nneka

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Her combination of R&B and reggae-infused beats with soulful vocals offers a similar rhythmic pulse and emotional depth.

pop music ragga rhythm and blues
Sophie Ellis-Bextor

Sophie Ellis-Bextor

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With her dance-pop sensibilities and catchy melodies, Sophie brings a bright, pulsating energy akin to Luciana's style.

disco folk music house music
FKA twigs

FKA twigs

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Her experimental approach to pop and R&B, characterized by intricate production and ethereal vocals, aligns with the innovative aspects of Luciana's music.

trip hop
Jessie Ware

Jessie Ware

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Ware's blend of contemporary R&B with electronic elements creates lush soundscapes that echo the atmospheric qualities present in Luciana's work.

disco electronic music pop music
Robyn

Robyn

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Robyn’s sophisticated blend of pop and electronic music features driving basslines and emotive lyrics that resonate with Luciana’s musical palette.

contemporary R&B electropop pop music

Common questions

Who sounds like Luciana Abreu?

Artists similar to Luciana Abreu include Ana Moura, Dulce Pontes, Kimbra and Nneka. Each shares elements of Luciana Abreu's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Luciana Abreu?

Luciana Abreu is primarily known for contemporary R&B, pop rock and EDM. Pulsating basslines pulse beneath bright melodies, creating a textured interplay of tension and release that compels movement.

Where should I start if I like Luciana Abreu?

If you enjoy Luciana Abreu, start with Ana Moura — their album "Desfado" is a great entry point. Her fusion of traditional fado with contemporary pop elements creates a similar textured soundscape.