Bands & artists like Tim Reynolds
If you like Tim Reynolds, 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
Michael Hedges
Known for his innovative fingerstyle guitar techniques and intricate compositions, Hedges creates a rich tapestry of sound that resonates with Tim Reynolds' layered guitar work.
Leo Kottke
GuideKottke's virtuosic acoustic guitar playing and blend of folk and rock elements parallel the intricate guitar interlocking found in Reynolds' music.
Andy McKee
McKee's use of percussive techniques and melodic lines on the guitar evokes a similar shimmering tension and emotional depth as seen in Reynolds' instrumental pieces.
Kaki King
GuideKing's experimental approach to guitar, combining fingerpicking with looping and effects, mirrors the rich layers and evolving textures characteristic of Reynolds' style.
Don Ross
Ross blends folk and jazz influences with complex fingerstyle guitar, creating an atmospheric sound that aligns well with the instrumental rock elements of Reynolds' music.
John Fahey
GuideFahey's pioneering work in American primitive guitar features intricate, layered melodies that resonate with the sonic complexity found in Tim Reynolds' compositions.
Bert Jansch
GuideJansch's folk-inspired guitar work combines intricate picking patterns and emotive melodies, reflecting the same rich textures present in Reynolds' music.
David Wilcox
Wilcox's storytelling through intricate guitar work and folk influences parallels the narrative depth and musicality found in Tim Reynolds' songs.
Common questions
Who sounds like Tim Reynolds?
Artists similar to Tim Reynolds include Michael Hedges, Leo Kottke, Andy McKee and Kaki King. Each shares elements of Tim Reynolds's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Tim Reynolds?
Tim Reynolds is primarily known for folk rock and instrumental rock. Rich layers of guitar interlock with rhythmic restraint, creating a shimmering tension that evolves over time.
Where should I start if I like Tim Reynolds?
If you enjoy Tim Reynolds, start with Michael Hedges — their album "Taproot" is a great entry point. Known for his innovative fingerstyle guitar techniques and intricate compositions, Hedges creates a rich tapestry of sound that resonates with Tim Reynolds' layered guitar work.