Bands & artists like Ruth Keggin
If you like Ruth Keggin, 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
Kate Rusby
Rusby's rich vocal delivery and traditional folk arrangements evoke a similar emotional depth and melodic intricacy.
Lau
Lau blends traditional folk with modern elements, showcasing intricate melodies and a rhythmic restraint akin to Keggin's work.
The Unthanks
The Unthanks' harmonies and traditional roots create an emotionally resonant sound that complements Keggin's delicate melodies.
Bellowhead
GuideBellowhead's vibrant instrumentation and folk influences provide a lively contrast while maintaining a connection to traditional themes.
Karine Polwart
Polwart's storytelling and melodic sensibility in her folk music echo the emotional complexity present in Keggin's work.
Lucy Ward
Ward’s powerful yet tender vocals combined with her folk roots reflect a similar aesthetic to that of Ruth Keggin.
O'Hooley & Tidow
Their harmonious blend of voices and intricate arrangements create a soundscape that mirrors the delicate interplay found in Keggin's music.
Joan Baez
GuideBaez’s iconic folk style and emotive storytelling have influenced many artists, including those who share Keggin's traditional roots.
Common questions
Who sounds like Ruth Keggin?
Artists similar to Ruth Keggin include Kate Rusby, Lau, The Unthanks and Bellowhead. Each shares elements of Ruth Keggin's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Ruth Keggin?
Ruth Keggin is primarily known for traditional folk music. Keggin's music unfolds with a delicate interplay of melody and harmony, where rhythmic restraint builds emotional depth through gentle cadences and nuanced phrasing.
Where should I start if I like Ruth Keggin?
If you enjoy Ruth Keggin, start with Kate Rusby — their album "The Girl Who Couldn't Fly" is a great entry point. Rusby's rich vocal delivery and traditional folk arrangements evoke a similar emotional depth and melodic intricacy.