Bands & artists like Lura

If you like Lura, 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

Bonga

Bonga

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With his blend of Angolan music and lively percussion, Bonga’s work captures a similar rhythmic vitality and vocal intricacy.

Semba world music
Sara Tavares

Sara Tavares

Tavares combines Cape Verdean influences with contemporary sounds, resulting in layered vocal harmonies and infectious grooves akin to Lura's music.

pop music
Mayra Andrade

Mayra Andrade

Andrade's fusion of traditional Cape Verdean styles with modern pop elements mirrors the rhythmic complexity and lively energy found in Lura's work.

batuque funaná jazz
Tinariwen

Tinariwen

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Their unique blend of Tuareg music features intricate guitar lines and hypnotic rhythms that evoke a similar pulse to Lura's dynamic sound.

desert blues world music
Oumou Sangaré

Oumou Sangaré

Sangaré’s powerful vocals and incorporation of traditional Malian rhythms align well with the energetic and rhythmic aspects of Lura's music.

Wassoulou music music of Africa world music
Dobet Gnahoré

Dobet Gnahoré

Gnahoré's vibrant performances and fusion of African styles create an infectious energy that parallels Lura's rhythmic vitality.

music of Africa
Amadou & Mariam

Amadou & Mariam

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This duo blends Malian music with pop influences, creating catchy melodies and rhythms that echo the infectious energy of Lura's sound.

African popular music world music worldbeat
Kassav'

Kassav'

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As pioneers of Zouk music, their upbeat rhythms and melodic hooks share a similar exuberance to Lura's vibrant musical style.

cadence rampa zouk

Common questions

Who sounds like Lura?

Artists similar to Lura include Bonga, Sara Tavares, Mayra Andrade and Tinariwen. Each shares elements of Lura's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like Lura?

If you enjoy Lura, start with Bonga — their album "Mulemba Xangola" is a great entry point. With his blend of Angolan music and lively percussion, Bonga’s work captures a similar rhythmic vitality and vocal intricacy.