Bands & artists like Matt Brouwer

If you like Matt Brouwer, 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

Ben Howard

Ben Howard

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Howard's use of atmospheric guitar work and emotive vocals aligns well with Brouwer's style, offering a blend of folk and indie influences.

folk music folk rock
Sufjan Stevens

Sufjan Stevens

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Stevens' work often incorporates lush instrumentation and vocal harmonies, crafting an emotional depth akin to Brouwer's sound.

alternative rock baroque pop chamber pop
Iron & Wine

Iron & Wine

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With delicate guitar strumming and soft-spoken lyrics, Iron & Wine shares a soothing quality that resonates with Brouwer's intimate style.

country music folk music
The Paper Kites

The Paper Kites

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Their melodic folk-pop sound features rich harmonies and gentle instrumentation, making them sonically compatible with Brouwer.

indie rock
Gungor

Gungor

Gungor blends ethereal sounds with strong vocal harmonies and thoughtful lyrics, creating a rich sonic tapestry reminiscent of Brouwer.

baroque pop
Brett Dennen

Brett Dennen

Dennen's laid-back acoustic style and storytelling lyricism align closely with the gentle pulse found in Brouwer's music.

folk music
Landon Pigg

Landon Pigg

Pigg’s soft vocals and acoustic-driven songs create a warm atmosphere similar to the intimate feel of Matt Brouwer's work.

pop music
Matthew West

Matthew West

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West’s focus on heartfelt songwriting combined with melodic instrumentation parallels the emotional resonance found in Brouwer’s music.

contemporary Christian music

Common questions

Who sounds like Matt Brouwer?

Artists similar to Matt Brouwer include Ben Howard, Sufjan Stevens, Iron & Wine and The Paper Kites. Each shares elements of Matt Brouwer's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like Matt Brouwer?

If you enjoy Matt Brouwer, start with Ben Howard — their album "Noonday Dream" is a great entry point. Howard's use of atmospheric guitar work and emotive vocals aligns well with Brouwer's style, offering a blend of folk and indie influences.