Bands & artists like Tom McRae
If you like Tom McRae, 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
David Gray
GuideGray's emotive vocal delivery and introspective lyrics, combined with his acoustic-driven arrangements, create a contemplative atmosphere similar to McRae's work.
Damien Rice
GuideRice's raw, heartfelt songwriting and sparse instrumentation evoke a similar sense of emotional urgency and reflection found in McRae's music.
Fink
GuideFink blends folk and electronic elements with soulful vocals, crafting spacious melodies that resonate with the gentle urgency present in McRae's songs.
James Vincent McMorrow
GuideMcMorrow’s airy vocal style and layered production create an ethereal quality that complements the contemplative nature of McRae's sound.
Sufjan Stevens
GuideStevens’ intricate arrangements and poignant lyricism align well with McRae’s reflective approach to pop music.
Iron & Wine
GuideIron & Wine’s soft-spoken melodies and rich storytelling create a soothing yet thought-provoking listening experience akin to McRae's style.
Ben Howard
GuideHoward’s blend of folk-pop with introspective lyrics and atmospheric soundscapes resonates with the emotional depth found in McRae's music.
The Civil Wars
Their haunting harmonies and minimalist instrumentation create an intimate atmosphere that parallels the contemplative essence of McRae’s work.
Common questions
Who sounds like Tom McRae?
Artists similar to Tom McRae include David Gray, Damien Rice, Fink and James Vincent McMorrow. Each shares elements of Tom McRae's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Tom McRae?
Tom McRae is primarily known for pop rock. McRae's music unfolds with a gentle urgency, characterized by spacious melodies that intertwine with understated rhythms, creating an atmosphere ripe for contemplation.
Where should I start if I like Tom McRae?
If you enjoy Tom McRae, start with David Gray — their album "Flesh" is a great entry point. Gray's emotive vocal delivery and introspective lyrics, combined with his acoustic-driven arrangements, create a contemplative atmosphere similar to McRae's work.