Bands & artists like Tom Skinner

Hutchings' work with the Shabaka and the Ancestors features complex rhythms and a rich textural palette that echoes Skinner's intricate compositions.

McCraven's innovative approach to jazz blends live instrumentation with electronic elements, creating layered soundscapes reminiscent of Skinner's rhythmic intricacies.

Frahm's fusion of classical and electronic music often includes pulsating rhythms and textured layers, akin to the tension and release found in Skinner's works.

Washington's expansive compositions feature intricate arrangements and dynamic shifts that parallel the vivid tapestries created by Skinner.

Glasper’s blending of jazz with hip-hop influences creates a layered sound that resonates with Skinner's intricate rhythmic patterns.

Their unique blend of jazz, electronica, and minimalist influences showcases complex rhythms and textures similar to those in Skinner's music.

This group’s experimental jazz incorporates modern beats and layered instrumentation that reflect the rhythmic intricacies found in Skinner’s work.

Iverson’s piano-led compositions often explore complex harmonies and rhythms, resonating with the detailed structures present in Skinner's pieces.