Bands & artists like Mirah
If you like Mirah, 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
Laura Veirs
Laura Veirs shares a knack for intricate arrangements and poetic lyrics, often blending folk and pop elements with a similar intimate yet expansive feel.
Sufjan Stevens
GuideSufjan Stevens' use of layered instrumentation and thoughtful melodies aligns closely with Mirah's chamber pop sensibilities, creating rich, emotive soundscapes.
Neko Case
GuideNeko Case's strong vocal presence combined with her folk-influenced indie rock style resonates well with Mirah's blend of personal storytelling and melodic complexity.
The Weepies
The Weepies offer gentle harmonies and acoustic-driven compositions that mirror the intimate and melodic qualities found in Mirah's music.
Fiona Apple
GuideFiona Apple's intricate piano arrangements and emotionally charged vocals create a similarly introspective atmosphere, appealing to fans of Mirah's lyrical depth.
Iron & Wine
GuideIron & Wine's soft, layered acoustic sound and reflective lyrics align well with Mirah's anti-folk roots and delicate musicality.
Regina Spektor
GuideRegina Spektor combines quirky melodies and inventive arrangements that echo the playful yet poignant aspects of Mirah's songwriting.
Cat Power
GuideCat Power's blend of indie rock and folk influences, along with her emotive vocal style, creates a resonant connection to the intimate sound Mirah cultivates.
Common questions
Who sounds like Mirah?
Artists similar to Mirah include Laura Veirs, Sufjan Stevens, Neko Case and The Weepies. Each shares elements of Mirah's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Mirah?
Mirah is primarily known for indie pop, indie rock and anti-folk. Mirah crafts intricate arrangements that layer gentle melodies over rhythmic tension, creating a tactile sound that feels both intimate and expansive.
Where should I start if I like Mirah?
If you enjoy Mirah, start with Laura Veirs — their album "Tumble Bee" is a great entry point. Laura Veirs shares a knack for intricate arrangements and poetic lyrics, often blending folk and pop elements with a similar intimate yet expansive feel.