Bands & artists like Soul for Real

If you like Soul for Real, 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

Jodeci

Jodeci

Known for their smooth harmonies and blend of R&B with hip-hop influences, Jodeci captures a similar emotional depth and groove.

East Coast hip-hop
112

112

112 combines tight vocal arrangements with contemporary R&B production, creating a sound that mirrors the emotional resonance of Soul for Real.

contemporary R&B rhythm and blues
Dru Hill

Dru Hill

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Dru Hill's fusion of R&B and soul features intricate harmonies and rhythmic grooves, akin to the style of Soul for Real.

rhythm and blues
SWV

SWV

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With their signature harmonies and catchy hooks, SWV embodies a similar blend of upbeat energy and emotional depth as Soul for Real.

rhythm and blues
TLC

TLC

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TLC's ability to mix catchy melodies with heartfelt lyrics aligns well with the emotional and rhythmic qualities present in Soul for Real's work.

contemporary R&B hip-hop new jack swing
Jagged Edge

Jagged Edge

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Jagged Edge showcases tight harmonies and a contemporary R&B sound that reflects the same emotional resonance as Soul for Real.

rhythm and blues
Keith Sweat

Keith Sweat

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Keith Sweat's smooth vocal delivery and romantic themes create an atmosphere similar to the lush emotionality of Soul for Real.

rhythm and blues
Usher

Usher

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Usher's blend of melodic hooks and rhythmic grooves provides a modern take on R&B that aligns well with the essence of Soul for Real.

contemporary R&B crunk dance music

Common questions

Who sounds like Soul for Real?

Artists similar to Soul for Real include Jodeci, 112, Dru Hill and SWV. Each shares elements of Soul for Real's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Soul for Real?

Soul for Real is primarily known for contemporary R&B. Their music features tight vocal harmonies layered over lush grooves that pulse steadily, inviting movement while evoking deep emotional resonance.

Where should I start if I like Soul for Real?

If you enjoy Soul for Real, start with Jodeci — their album "The Past, The Present, The Future." is a great entry point. Known for their smooth harmonies and blend of R&B with hip-hop influences, Jodeci captures a similar emotional depth and groove.