Bands & artists like Manau

If you like Manau, 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

Gwendal

Gwendal

Gwendal combines traditional Celtic melodies with contemporary instrumentation, creating a rhythmic and engaging sound that resonates with Manau's style.

Celtic music
Lúnasa

Lúnasa

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Lúnasa's intricate arrangements and lively jigs reflect the same energetic pulse found in Manau's music, making them a great match for fans of Celtic fusion.

music of Ireland
Kíla

Kíla

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Kíla blends traditional Irish music with modern influences, featuring vibrant instrumentation and infectious rhythms akin to Manau's approach.

Celtic music Irish folk music
The Chieftains

The Chieftains

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As pioneers of Celtic music, The Chieftains' use of traditional instruments and engaging melodies aligns well with the rhythmic cadences found in Manau's work.

folk music
Altan

Altan

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Altan's rich harmonies and lively tunes capture the essence of Irish folk music while maintaining an upbeat tempo similar to Manau's tracks.

music of Ireland world music
Clannad

Clannad

Clannad's ethereal soundscapes and melodic structures provide a captivating listening experience that complements the rhythmic elements in Manau's music.

new age music
Flook

Flook

Flook's innovative use of flute and guitar creates intricate melodies and driving rhythms that resonate with the dynamic style of Manau.

music of Ireland
Celtic Woman

Celtic Woman

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Celtic Woman’s harmonious vocals and orchestral arrangements create a rich sound that shares a celebratory spirit with Manau’s music.

Celtic music adult contemporary music classical music

Common questions

Who sounds like Manau?

Artists similar to Manau include Gwendal, Lúnasa, Kíla and The Chieftains. Each shares elements of Manau's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Manau?

Manau is primarily known for Celtic music. The music pulses with rhythmic cadences, layering intricate melodies over steady beats that invite movement and connection.

Where should I start if I like Manau?

If you enjoy Manau, start with Gwendal — their album "Gwendal" is a great entry point. Gwendal combines traditional Celtic melodies with contemporary instrumentation, creating a rhythmic and engaging sound that resonates with Manau's style.