Bands & artists like Stevie B

If you like Stevie B, 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

George Lamond

His blend of freestyle and pop features vibrant synths and catchy hooks that resonate with a similar celebratory energy.

freestyle music

Johnny O

Known for his upbeat freestyle tracks, Johnny O employs lush keyboard arrangements and rhythmic beats that mirror Stevie B's style.

dance music
Exposé

Exposé

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With their polished production and strong vocal harmonies, Exposé delivers a similar upbeat pop vibe characterized by catchy synth lines.

adult contemporary music freestyle music pop music

TKA

TKA's music features a mix of high-energy beats and melodic synths that align closely with the rhythmic pulse found in Stevie B's work.

freestyle music

Cynthia

Her pop-infused freestyle tracks often incorporate bright synths and danceable rhythms, creating a sound that's both reflective and uplifting.

dance music
Savage Garden

Savage Garden

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Their melodic pop songs feature rich instrumentation and emotional lyrics, paralleling the reflective yet celebratory nature of Stevie B's music.

pop rock rock music
Debbie Gibson

Debbie Gibson

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Gibson's catchy pop anthems are filled with vibrant synths and youthful energy, echoing the celebratory essence found in Stevie B's tracks.

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New Kids on the Block

New Kids on the Block

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Their blend of pop and R&B features catchy hooks and polished production similar to the upbeat, synth-driven sound of Stevie B.

contemporary R&B pop music

Common questions

Who sounds like Stevie B?

Artists similar to Stevie B include George Lamond, Johnny O, Exposé and TKA. Each shares elements of Stevie B's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Stevie B?

Stevie B is primarily known for pop music. His music pulses with a steady heartbeat of rhythmic synth hooks that glide over lush keyboard layers, instilling a sense of movement that's both celebratory and reflective.

Where should I start if I like Stevie B?

If you enjoy Stevie B, start with George Lamond — their album "In My Life" is a great entry point. His blend of freestyle and pop features vibrant synths and catchy hooks that resonate with a similar celebratory energy.