Bands & artists like Saint Levant
If you like Saint Levant, 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
Omar Souleyman
Known for his energetic fusion of Arabic folk music and electronic beats, Omar's work captures a vibrant groove that parallels Saint Levant's infectious rhythms.
Yasmine Hamdan
Yasmine combines Arabic pop with alternative sounds, her ethereal vocals and layered instrumentation evoke a similar emotional depth.
Ibrahim Maalouf
GuideAs a trumpeter and composer, Ibrahim infuses Middle Eastern melodies into jazz and pop, creating intricate arrangements that echo Saint Levant's sonic tapestry.
Noura Mint Seymali
Her blend of Mauritanian music with modern influences features rich textures and emotive vocals, resonating with the same sense of longing found in Saint Levant's work.
Sofiane Pamart
GuideSofiane's piano-driven compositions combine classical elements with hip-hop influences, creating an atmospheric sound that complements the emotional layers in Saint Levant's music.
Khalid
GuideKhalid's contemporary R&B style features smooth vocals and relatable themes, paralleling the emotional resonance found in Saint Levant’s tracks.
JadaL
This Jordanian band blends rock with Arabic music elements, offering a unique sound that captures both energy and emotion reminiscent of Saint Levant’s style.
Common questions
Who sounds like Saint Levant?
Artists similar to Saint Levant include Omar Souleyman, Yasmine Hamdan, Ibrahim Maalouf and Noura Mint Seymali. Each shares elements of Saint Levant's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Saint Levant?
Saint Levant is primarily known for contemporary R&B, alternative R&B and Arabic pop. With pulsing rhythms and layered melodies that intertwine like threads in a tapestry, Saint Levant's music evokes a sense of longing while maintaining an infectious groove that draws listeners in.
Where should I start if I like Saint Levant?
If you enjoy Saint Levant, start with Omar Souleyman — their album "Wenu Wenu" is a great entry point. Known for his energetic fusion of Arabic folk music and electronic beats, Omar's work captures a vibrant groove that parallels Saint Levant's infectious rhythms.