Bands & artists like Mary Youngblood
If you like Mary Youngblood, 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
R. Carlos Nakai
GuideKnown for his Native American flute compositions, Nakai's music shares a meditative quality and expansive soundscapes that evoke deep emotional responses.
Laraaji
GuideCombining zither and ambient sounds, Laraaji creates serene, atmospheric pieces that resonate with a similar tranquil essence found in Youngblood's work.
Deuter
His blend of acoustic instruments and electronic textures produces calming soundscapes that align well with the meditative flow of Youngblood's flute melodies.
David Darling
Darling's cello-driven compositions often incorporate elements of improvisation and spacious arrangements, paralleling the emotive depth found in Youngblood's music.
Anoushka Shankar
With her sitar compositions that merge traditional Indian music with contemporary influences, Shankar offers a rich tapestry of sounds reminiscent of Youngblood's style.
Tinariwen
GuideThis Tuareg band blends traditional North African music with modern influences, creating hypnotic rhythms and melodic lines that resonate with the meditative aspects of Youngblood's music.
Nils Frahm
GuideFrahm's innovative use of piano and electronics creates immersive sound experiences that share a contemplative quality similar to the spacious arrangements of Youngblood.
Lisa Gerrard
GuideHer ethereal vocals and use of diverse instrumentation create hauntingly beautiful soundscapes that echo the emotional depth found in Mary Youngblood's flute melodies.
Common questions
Who sounds like Mary Youngblood?
Artists similar to Mary Youngblood include R. Carlos Nakai, Laraaji, Deuter and David Darling. Each shares elements of Mary Youngblood's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Mary Youngblood?
Mary Youngblood is primarily known for musical. The music flows with a meditative quality, characterized by resonant flute melodies that weave through spacious arrangements, creating moments of tension and release.
Where should I start if I like Mary Youngblood?
If you enjoy Mary Youngblood, start with R. Carlos Nakai — their album "Awakening the Fire" is a great entry point. Known for his Native American flute compositions, Nakai's music shares a meditative quality and expansive soundscapes that evoke deep emotional responses.