Bands & artists like Sarit Hadad

If you like Sarit Hadad, 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

Eyal Golan

Eyal Golan

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Golan blends Mizrahi influences with contemporary pop, creating catchy melodies and emotive lyrics similar to Hadad's style.

Mizrahi music pop music
Omer Adam

Omer Adam

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Adam combines traditional Middle Eastern sounds with modern pop production, offering a vibrant energy reminiscent of Hadad's music.

Hebrew music Mizrahi music music of Israel
Hanan Ben Ari

Hanan Ben Ari

Ben Ari’s fusion of Mizrahi elements with contemporary beats creates an engaging sound that parallels Hadad's rhythmic and melodic approach.

contemporary Jewish religious music rock music
Idan Raichel

Idan Raichel

Raichel's work features rich instrumentation and emotional depth, blending world music influences akin to Hadad’s emotive style.

folk music
Ninet Tayeb

Ninet Tayeb

Tayeb's powerful vocals and incorporation of diverse musical styles create a dynamic sound that resonates well with Hadad's emotive delivery.

pop music
Rita

Rita

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Rita’s integration of Persian and Israeli musical elements along with her strong vocal presence aligns well with the emotive depth of Hadad’s work.

pop music rock music
Avraham Tal

Avraham Tal

Tal combines folk influences with modern arrangements, creating a rich sonic landscape that shares similarities with Hadad's style.

pop music

Common questions

Who sounds like Sarit Hadad?

Artists similar to Sarit Hadad include Eyal Golan, Omer Adam, Hanan Ben Ari and Idan Raichel. Each shares elements of Sarit Hadad's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Sarit Hadad?

Sarit Hadad is primarily known for Mizrahi music. With a pulsating rhythm that marries traditional melodies with modern sensibilities, Hadad’s music pulses with emotive depth and infectious energy.

Where should I start if I like Sarit Hadad?

If you enjoy Sarit Hadad, start with Eyal Golan — their album "Biladaich" is a great entry point. Golan blends Mizrahi influences with contemporary pop, creating catchy melodies and emotive lyrics similar to Hadad's style.