Bands & artists like Maria Muldaur
If you like Maria Muldaur, 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.
New to Maria Muldaur? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Bonnie Raitt
GuideBonnie Raitt combines blues, rock, and folk elements with soulful vocals and expressive guitar work, similar to Muldaur's laid-back groove.
Koko Taylor
GuideKoko Taylor's powerful blues vocals and rhythmic intensity resonate well with the soulful delivery found in Maria Muldaur's music.
Susan Tedeschi
Susan Tedeschi blends blues and rock with a soulful voice and intricate guitar playing, echoing the warm atmosphere of Muldaur's sound.
Etta James
GuideEtta James' rich, emotive vocal style and blend of R&B and blues create a similar immersive experience as Maria Muldaur's music.
Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings
Their retro-soul sound features tight rhythms and powerful vocals that align well with the warm grooves of Muldaur's work.
Irma Thomas
GuideIrma Thomas brings a soulful, heartfelt approach to rhythm and blues that mirrors the emotional depth found in Maria Muldaur's songs.
Tina Turner
GuideTina Turner's dynamic vocal delivery and fusion of rock and soul resonate with the rhythmic interplay characteristic of Muldaur's music.
Mavis Staples
GuideMavis Staples' blend of gospel, soul, and R&B offers a rich vocal texture that complements the immersive atmosphere created by Maria Muldaur.
Common questions
Who sounds like Maria Muldaur?
Artists similar to Maria Muldaur include Bonnie Raitt, Koko Taylor, Susan Tedeschi and Etta James. Each shares elements of Maria Muldaur's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Maria Muldaur?
Maria Muldaur is primarily known for R&B. Her music pulses with a laid-back groove, utilizing rhythmic interplay and soulful delivery to create an atmosphere that feels both warm and immersive.
Where should I start if I like Maria Muldaur?
If you enjoy Maria Muldaur, start with Bonnie Raitt — their album "Fundamental" is a great entry point. Bonnie Raitt combines blues, rock, and folk elements with soulful vocals and expressive guitar work, similar to Muldaur's laid-back groove.