Bands & artists like Povel Ramel

If you like Povel Ramel, 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 Povel Ramel? Start with our listening guide.

Artists to try next

Cornelis Vreeswijk

Cornelis Vreeswijk

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Vreeswijk's blend of folk and jazz with witty lyrics offers a similar playful yet introspective experience.

blues traditional folk music
Lasse Berghagen

Lasse Berghagen

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Berghagen's charming storytelling and melodic compositions resonate with Ramel's clever wordplay and lightheartedness.

pop music
Ulf Lundell

Ulf Lundell

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Lundell's poetic lyrics and folk-rock sound provide a reflective mood akin to Ramel's thoughtful yet buoyant style.

rock music
Monica Zetterlund

Monica Zetterlund

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Zetterlund’s jazz-infused vocals and sophisticated arrangements echo the intricate rhythms found in Ramel’s compositions.

jazz vocal jazz
Håkan Hellström

Håkan Hellström

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Hellström’s energetic pop sound combined with poetic lyrics captures a similar spirit of joy and contemplation.

folk rock folk-pop independent music
Ted Gärdestad

Ted Gärdestad

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Gärdestad’s melodic craftsmanship and heartfelt lyrics offer a nostalgic resonance that complements Ramel's aesthetic.

pop music
Lisa Ekdahl

Lisa Ekdahl

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Ekdahl's soft vocal delivery and intimate songwriting create an inviting atmosphere reminiscent of Ramel's works.

jazz vispop
Pernilla Andersson

Pernilla Andersson

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Andersson’s blend of pop and folk, along with her clever lyricism, aligns well with the playful tone of Ramel's music.

country pop folk music

Common questions

Who sounds like Povel Ramel?

Artists similar to Povel Ramel include Cornelis Vreeswijk, Lasse Berghagen, Ulf Lundell and Monica Zetterlund. Each shares elements of Povel Ramel's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like Povel Ramel?

If you enjoy Povel Ramel, start with Cornelis Vreeswijk — their album "Grimascher och telegram" is a great entry point. Vreeswijk's blend of folk and jazz with witty lyrics offers a similar playful yet introspective experience.