Bands & artists like Shalamar
If you like Shalamar, 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
Chic
GuideChic's infectious guitar riffs and tight rhythms create a danceable sound that mirrors Shalamar's groove-driven approach.
Kool & The Gang
GuideWith their blend of funk and R&B, Kool & The Gang delivers vibrant horn sections and catchy hooks that resonate with Shalamar's energetic style.
Earth, Wind & Fire
GuideEarth, Wind & Fire combines lush instrumentation and dynamic arrangements, producing an uplifting sound that aligns well with Shalamar's euphoric dance tracks.
The Whispers
The Whispers' smooth harmonies and rhythmic grooves evoke the same dance floor excitement found in Shalamar's music.
Prince
GuidePrince's innovative blend of funk, rock, and pop creates a compelling sonic landscape that shares a similar urgency with Shalamar's dance music.
Diana Ross
GuideDiana Ross's iconic disco anthems feature driving beats and lush production that evoke the same celebratory spirit as Shalamar's work.
Cameo
GuideCameo's funky bass lines and playful lyrics create a lively atmosphere on the dance floor similar to the energy found in Shalamar's tracks.
Bobby Brown
GuideBobby Brown's blend of R&B and new jack swing features infectious beats and vocal hooks that resonate with the danceable vibe of Shalamar.
Common questions
Who sounds like Shalamar?
Artists similar to Shalamar include Chic, Kool & The Gang, Earth, Wind & Fire and The Whispers. Each shares elements of Shalamar's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Shalamar?
Shalamar is primarily known for dance music. With driving bass grooves and rhythmic cadences that compel movement, Shalamar's music creates a palpable interplay between urgency and euphoria on the dance floor.
Where should I start if I like Shalamar?
If you enjoy Shalamar, start with Chic — their album "Believer" is a great entry point. Chic's infectious guitar riffs and tight rhythms create a danceable sound that mirrors Shalamar's groove-driven approach.