Bands & artists like Robert Owens

If you like Robert Owens, 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

Larry Heard

Larry Heard

Known for his deep house sound, his intricate melodies and rich vocal arrangements parallel Owens' style.

Chicago house deep house house music
Masters at Work

Masters at Work

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Their fusion of jazz, soul, and house elements resonates with the lush textures found in Owens' music.

house music
Teddy Pendergrass

Teddy Pendergrass

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His smooth, powerful vocals combined with rhythmic grooves evoke the soulful essence that Owens embodies.

disco funk rhythm and blues
Ten Walls

Ten Walls

With deep atmospheric sounds and emotive vocals, Ten Walls captures a similar engaging tension in their tracks.

Miguel Migs

Miguel Migs

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His blend of downtempo and house features lush instrumentation and soulful vocals reminiscent of Owens’ work.

house music jazz house

Nuyorican Soul

Their incorporation of live instrumentation and soulful elements mirrors the depth found in Robert Owens' music.

Armand Van Helden

Armand Van Helden

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Known for his infectious grooves and vocal hooks, he shares a dance floor appeal similar to Owens' tracks.

garage house house music
Soul II Soul

Soul II Soul

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Their blend of soul, R&B, and house elements creates a rich auditory experience akin to the lushness found in Owens' work.

British soul blues contemporary R&B

Common questions

Who sounds like Robert Owens?

Artists similar to Robert Owens include Larry Heard, Masters at Work, Teddy Pendergrass and Ten Walls. Each shares elements of Robert Owens's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Robert Owens?

Robert Owens is primarily known for house and soul. Lush vocal textures intertwine with hypnotic grooves and deep basslines, creating an engaging tension that propels movement on the dance floor.

Where should I start if I like Robert Owens?

If you enjoy Robert Owens, start with Larry Heard — their album "Love’s Arrival" is a great entry point. Known for his deep house sound, his intricate melodies and rich vocal arrangements parallel Owens' style.