Bands & artists like Ray, Goodman & Brown

If you like Ray, Goodman & Brown, 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

The Stylistics

The Stylistics

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Their smooth falsetto harmonies and lush orchestration create a similar blend of tight rhythms and emotional vocal delivery.

rhythm and blues
The O'Jays

The O'Jays

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Known for their strong vocal performances and rhythmic grooves, they share a soulful sound that resonates with R&B fans.

Philadelphia soul progressive soul rhythm and blues
Tavares

Tavares

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Their rich vocal harmonies and upbeat arrangements echo the same rhythmic sophistication found in Ray, Goodman & Brown's work.

pop music
Blue Magic

Blue Magic

With their smooth melodies and intricate vocal arrangements, they offer a similar blend of soul and R&B vibes.

rhythm and blues
The Whispers

The Whispers

Their polished vocal harmonies and engaging grooves align closely with the sonic texture of Ray, Goodman & Brown.

boogie
Earth, Wind & Fire

Earth, Wind & Fire

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Their fusion of R&B with funk and soul elements creates a vibrant sound that complements the rhythmic intensity of Ray, Goodman & Brown.

funk rhythm and blues
L.T.D.

L.T.D.

Combining soulful vocals with rich instrumentation, they evoke a similar emotional resonance through their music.

rhythm and blues
The Chi-Lites

The Chi-Lites

Their heartfelt lyrics and smooth melodies create a nostalgic R&B sound that parallels the style of Ray, Goodman & Brown.

pop music soul

Common questions

Who sounds like Ray, Goodman & Brown?

Artists similar to Ray, Goodman & Brown include The Stylistics, The O'Jays, Tavares and Blue Magic. Each shares elements of Ray, Goodman & Brown's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Ray, Goodman & Brown?

Ray, Goodman & Brown is primarily known for R&B. Their music grooves steadily with a blend of tight rhythms and soaring vocal lines, creating a palpable tension that ebbs into moments of release.

Where should I start if I like Ray, Goodman & Brown?

If you enjoy Ray, Goodman & Brown, start with The Stylistics — their album "Let's Put It All Together" is a great entry point. Their smooth falsetto harmonies and lush orchestration create a similar blend of tight rhythms and emotional vocal delivery.