Bands & artists like Richard Poon

If you like Richard Poon, 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

Harry Connick Jr.

Harry Connick Jr.

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Connick blends traditional jazz with pop sensibilities, offering rich harmonies and a swinging rhythm that resonates with Poon's sound.

jazz
Norah Jones

Norah Jones

Jones' soft vocals and jazzy piano-driven melodies evoke a similar warmth and intimacy found in Richard Poon's music.

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Jamie Cullum

Jamie Cullum

Cullum's eclectic approach to jazz, featuring playful rhythms and rich harmonies, aligns closely with the inviting sound of Poon.

crossover jazz jazz swing
Diana Krall

Diana Krall

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Krall's sultry voice and sophisticated jazz arrangements provide a lush backdrop that mirrors the gentle swing of Poon's work.

jazz smooth jazz
John Legend

John Legend

Legend incorporates jazz elements into his R&B style, creating a smooth and soulful experience akin to Poon’s relaxed grooves.

contemporary R&B pop music soul
Cassandra Wilson

Cassandra Wilson

Wilson's deep, expressive vocals and blend of jazz with other genres create an atmospheric quality similar to Richard Poon's music.

jazz vocal music
Lana Del Rey

Lana Del Rey

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Del Rey’s cinematic soundscapes and melancholic melodies can evoke a similar emotional warmth as found in Poon's jazz stylings.

baroque pop dream pop indie pop
Sade

Sade

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Sade’s smooth vocals and jazzy instrumentation create a laid-back vibe that parallels the inviting atmosphere of Richard Poon’s music.

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Common questions

Who sounds like Richard Poon?

Artists similar to Richard Poon include Harry Connick Jr., Norah Jones, Jamie Cullum and Diana Krall. Each shares elements of Richard Poon's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Richard Poon?

Richard Poon is primarily known for jazz. With rich harmonies and a gentle swing, Poon’s music moves through space with a relaxed groove that invites listeners to linger in its warmth.

Where should I start if I like Richard Poon?

If you enjoy Richard Poon, start with Harry Connick Jr. — their album "Blue Light, Red Light" is a great entry point. Connick blends traditional jazz with pop sensibilities, offering rich harmonies and a swinging rhythm that resonates with Poon's sound.