Bands & artists like Mary Coughlan

If you like Mary Coughlan, 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

Cassandra Wilson

Cassandra Wilson

Wilson's deep, soulful voice and jazz-infused soundscapes create a rich emotional landscape similar to Coughlan's.

jazz vocal music
Norah Jones

Norah Jones

Jones blends jazz with elements of folk and pop, delivering intimate vocal performances that resonate with Coughlan's style.

blues country music folk music
Madeleine Peyroux

Madeleine Peyroux

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Peyroux's smoky vocals and vintage jazz influences evoke a sense of nostalgia akin to Coughlan's rich textures.

chanson jazz
Diana Krall

Diana Krall

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Krall’s lush piano arrangements and sultry voice create a sophisticated atmosphere that parallels Coughlan's intricate swing rhythms.

jazz smooth jazz
Billie Holiday

Billie Holiday

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Holiday’s emotive delivery and classic jazz compositions resonate with the longing and connection found in Coughlan’s music.

blues jazz jazz blues
Ella Fitzgerald

Ella Fitzgerald

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Fitzgerald's unparalleled vocal techniques and swing rhythms provide a timeless quality that aligns with Coughlan's artistry.

jazz soul swing
Annie Lennox

Annie Lennox

Lennox’s powerful vocals and emotive songwriting often explore themes of longing, similar to the emotional depth in Coughlan’s work.

new wave pop music rock music
Sarah Vaughan

Sarah Vaughan

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Vaughan's rich vocal timbre and jazz standards capture a heartfelt essence that mirrors Coughlan’s musical expression.

bebop cool jazz jazz

Common questions

Who sounds like Mary Coughlan?

Artists similar to Mary Coughlan include Cassandra Wilson, Norah Jones, Madeleine Peyroux and Diana Krall. Each shares elements of Mary Coughlan's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Mary Coughlan?

Mary Coughlan is primarily known for jazz. Coughlan’s music pulses with a measured intensity, layering rich vocal textures over intricate swing rhythms that evoke a sense of longing and connection.

Where should I start if I like Mary Coughlan?

If you enjoy Mary Coughlan, start with Cassandra Wilson — their album "Loverly" is a great entry point. Wilson's deep, soulful voice and jazz-infused soundscapes create a rich emotional landscape similar to Coughlan's.