Bands & artists like Scatman John

If you like Scatman John, 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

Dr. Alban

Dr. Alban

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Like Scatman John, Dr. Alban blends house music with catchy vocal hooks and a danceable rhythm, often incorporating elements of reggae.

Eurodance dancehall hip-hop
Snap!

Snap!

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Snap! combines house beats with rap and catchy choruses, creating an energetic sound that resonates with Scatman John's infectious grooves.

Eurodance
Culture Beat

Culture Beat

Their fusion of Eurodance and house music features lively vocals and strong beats, reminiscent of the celebratory energy found in Scatman John's tracks.

Eurodance
2 Unlimited

2 Unlimited

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With high-energy beats and memorable vocal lines, 2 Unlimited's music captures a similar party atmosphere as Scatman John's work.

Eurodance techno
Vengaboys

Vengaboys

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The Vengaboys' fun and upbeat Eurodance style shares a playful spirit with Scatman John's lively vocal rhythms and danceable tracks.

Eurodance
Basshunter

Basshunter

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Known for catchy melodies and a driving electronic sound, Basshunter's tracks evoke a similar sense of celebration and movement as Scatman John's.

Eurodance electro electronic dance music
Lou Bega

Lou Bega

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Lou Bega's blend of jazz influences with pop and dance elements mirrors the vibrant energy found in Scatman John's music.

Latin pop
Gigi D'Agostino

Gigi D'Agostino

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His melodic approach to house music, combined with infectious hooks, creates a feel-good vibe akin to Scatman John's style.

Italo dance Latin jazz

Common questions

Who sounds like Scatman John?

Artists similar to Scatman John include Dr. Alban, Snap!, Culture Beat and 2 Unlimited. Each shares elements of Scatman John's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Scatman John?

Scatman John is primarily known for house and jazz. With infectious grooves driven by pulsating house beats and lively vocal rhythms, his tracks compel movement while inviting spontaneous celebration.

Where should I start if I like Scatman John?

If you enjoy Scatman John, start with Dr. Alban — their album "Look Who’s Talking! The Album" is a great entry point. Like Scatman John, Dr. Alban blends house music with catchy vocal hooks and a danceable rhythm, often incorporating elements of reggae.