Bands & artists like Rebecca Kilgore
If you like Rebecca Kilgore, 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
Diana Krall
GuideKrall's smooth vocal delivery and jazz piano accompaniment create a lush, intimate atmosphere similar to Kilgore's work.
Jane Monheit
GuideMonheit's warm, expressive vocals and sophisticated phrasing in jazz standards resonate well with Kilgore's style.
Cassandra Wilson
Wilson blends jazz with elements of blues and folk, offering a rich emotional depth akin to Kilgore's dynamic expressiveness.
Norah Jones
Jones' blend of jazz, pop, and soul, along with her smooth vocal timbre, aligns closely with the inviting quality of Kilgore's music.
Karrin Allyson
Allyson's diverse repertoire and engaging vocal interpretations mirror the melodic richness present in Kilgore's work.
Melody Gardot
GuideGardot's sultry voice and jazzy instrumentation create an evocative soundscape that complements Kilgore’s aesthetic.
Lizz Wright
Wright’s soulful jazz vocals and emotive storytelling resonate with the reflective qualities found in Kilgore's music.
Patricia Barber
Barber’s intricate compositions and sophisticated lyrical themes align well with the artistic depth of Kilgore’s performances.
Common questions
Who sounds like Rebecca Kilgore?
Artists similar to Rebecca Kilgore include Diana Krall, Jane Monheit, Cassandra Wilson and Norah Jones. Each shares elements of Rebecca Kilgore's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Rebecca Kilgore?
Rebecca Kilgore is primarily known for jazz, swing and vocal jazz. Kilgore's music pulses with a steady swing rhythm, drawing listeners into a rich tapestry of melodic phrasing and expressive dynamics that invite both reflection and joy.
Where should I start if I like Rebecca Kilgore?
If you enjoy Rebecca Kilgore, start with Diana Krall — their album "When I Look in Your Eyes" is a great entry point. Krall's smooth vocal delivery and jazz piano accompaniment create a lush, intimate atmosphere similar to Kilgore's work.