Bands & artists like Marianne Rosenberg

If you like Marianne Rosenberg, 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 Marianne Rosenberg? Start with our listening guide.

Artists to try next

Nena

Nena

Known for her catchy melodies and synth-driven pop, Nena's music captures a similar blend of upbeat energy and emotional depth.

Neue Deutsche Welle pop music
Sandra

Sandra

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With her lush production and emotive vocals, Sandra's work in the 80s disco-pop scene resonates closely with Marianne's shimmering sound.

Eurodance Eurodisco dance music
Baccara

Baccara

Guide

This duo's disco-infused pop hits feature vibrant instrumentation and harmonies that echo the lively essence found in Rosenberg's tracks.

Eurodisco pop music
Kylie Minogue

Kylie Minogue

Guide

Kylie’s blend of dance-pop and emotional balladry, along with her iconic use of synths, aligns well with the sonic landscape of Rosenberg's music.

dance-pop electropop nu-disco
Modern Talking

Modern Talking

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Famed for their catchy hooks and polished production, their Eurodisco style shares a rhythmic similarity with Rosenberg's energetic tracks.

Eurodance Eurodisco Europop
Eddy Huntington

Eddy Huntington

'U.S.S.R.' is emblematic of the Eurodisco genre, featuring catchy hooks and upbeat rhythms similar to those in Marianne's discography.

pop music
Samantha Fox

Samantha Fox

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'Touch Me (I Want Your Body)' reflects the dance-pop energy and catchy melodies that resonate with the essence of Marianne Rosenberg’s style.

Eurobeat Hi-NRG dance-pop

Common questions

Who sounds like Marianne Rosenberg?

Artists similar to Marianne Rosenberg include Nena, Sandra, Baccara and Kylie Minogue. Each shares elements of Marianne Rosenberg's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Marianne Rosenberg?

Marianne Rosenberg is primarily known for schlager music and disco. With driving beats and shimmering synths, her music embraces a relentless momentum while capturing the bittersweet essence of human connection.

Where should I start if I like Marianne Rosenberg?

If you enjoy Marianne Rosenberg, start with Nena — their album "It's All in the Game" is a great entry point. Known for her catchy melodies and synth-driven pop, Nena's music captures a similar blend of upbeat energy and emotional depth.