Bands & artists like Vincent Delerm

If you like Vincent Delerm, 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

Benjamin Biolay

Benjamin Biolay

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Biolay's lush arrangements and introspective lyrics create a similar storytelling atmosphere, often featuring piano-driven melodies.

chanson pop rock
Alex Beaupain

Alex Beaupain

Beaupain's delicate piano compositions and emotive vocals evoke a comparable sense of intimacy and narrative depth.

pop music
La Femme

La Femme

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While more eclectic, their melodic sensibilities and use of atmospheric textures resonate with Delerm's contemplative style.

psychedelic rock punk rock
Sophie Hunger

Sophie Hunger

Hunger's blend of folk, pop, and jazz influences, along with her poignant lyrics, aligns well with the storytelling aspect of Delerm's music.

folk music jazz traditional folk music
Thomas Fersen

Thomas Fersen

Fersen's whimsical narratives and gentle melodies share a kinship with Delerm's lyrical focus and soft instrumentation.

jazz
Moriarty

Moriarty

Their fusion of folk and pop with rich storytelling elements complements the narrative quality found in Delerm's work.

country music
Pomme

Pomme

Pomme’s ethereal voice and minimalist arrangements create an intimate listening experience akin to Delerm's reflective style.

French pop chanson folk-pop
Keren Ann

Keren Ann

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Keren Ann's soft vocals and intricate melodies evoke a similar emotional landscape filled with introspection.

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Common questions

Who sounds like Vincent Delerm?

Artists similar to Vincent Delerm include Benjamin Biolay, Alex Beaupain, La Femme and Sophie Hunger. Each shares elements of Vincent Delerm's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Vincent Delerm?

Vincent Delerm is primarily known for pop music. With its gentle piano melodies and understated rhythms, Delerm's music moves like an unfolding story, rich in texture yet grounded by a steady pulse that invites contemplation.

Where should I start if I like Vincent Delerm?

If you enjoy Vincent Delerm, start with Benjamin Biolay — their album "Trash Yéyé" is a great entry point. Biolay's lush arrangements and introspective lyrics create a similar storytelling atmosphere, often featuring piano-driven melodies.