Bands & artists like The Style Council
If you like The Style Council, 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
Sade
Sade's smooth blend of soul and jazz, along with her lush instrumentation and emotive vocals, creates a similarly engaging atmosphere.
The Blow Monkeys
Their fusion of pop rock and jazz elements, combined with socially conscious lyrics, mirrors the eclectic style of The Style Council.
Jamiroquai
GuideJamiroquai's funky grooves and jazzy influences resonate well with the rhythmic complexity found in The Style Council's music.
Everything but the Girl
Their blend of pop, jazz, and electronic sounds, particularly in their later work, aligns closely with the sonic palette of The Style Council.
Simply Red
GuideWith a strong emphasis on blue-eyed soul and smooth melodies, Simply Red captures a similar emotional depth and rhythmic sophistication.
Tears for Fears
GuideTheir incorporation of new wave elements alongside rich melodic lines offers a parallel to the intricate arrangements of The Style Council.
Level 42
Level 42's fusion of jazz-funk and pop rock showcases a rhythmic complexity that fans of The Style Council would appreciate.
Prefab Sprout
Their sophisticated songwriting and blending of pop with jazz influences create an engaging listening experience akin to The Style Council.
Common questions
Who sounds like The Style Council?
Artists similar to The Style Council include Sade, The Blow Monkeys, Jamiroquai and Everything but the Girl. Each shares elements of The Style Council's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is The Style Council?
The Style Council is primarily known for jazz, new wave and pop rock. Each track invites movement through its rhythmic complexity, layering soulful grooves with intricate melodic lines that create an engaging interplay between tension and release.
Where should I start if I like The Style Council?
If you enjoy The Style Council, start with Sade — their album "Diamond Life" is a great entry point. Sade's smooth blend of soul and jazz, along with her lush instrumentation and emotive vocals, creates a similarly engaging atmosphere.