
2026
Noah Kahan's 'The Great Divide' treads familiar but heartfelt ground, drawing from the fertile folk-rock soil of Strafford, Vermont. Picture a blend of strummy acoustic guitars and earnest vocals, layered over a backdrop of lush production that never feels overdone. The record holds a kindred spirit to the likes of Hozier and The Lumineers, with its introspective lyrics and a sense of quiet introspection.

Bon Iver · 2025
Bon Iver's 'SABLE, fABLE' wraps you in the same kind of intimate folk warmth that 'The Great Divide' does. Justin Vernon's ethereal production and layered harmonies create a lush, atmospheric experience reminiscent of Noah Kahan's work. The album feels like a tranquil retreat to a cabin in the woods, where every note is a gentle whisper, perfect for those who appreciated the reflective and heartwarming vibe of Kahan's album.

Ben Howard · 2023
Ben Howard's 'Is It?' carries the same introspective and contemplative mood that defines 'The Great Divide'. With Howard's signature fingerpicked guitar work and emotive vocal delivery, this album offers a deep dive into personal reflection, much like Noah Kahan’s narratives. Its sparse yet impactful production mirrors the earnest simplicity that Kahan fans will find comfort in, making it a natural follow-up for those who love thoughtful songwriting.

Tom Odell · 2025
Tom Odell's 'A Wonderful Life' offers a similar blend of rock and pop sensibilities with an indie twist, akin to 'The Great Divide'. His ability to weave personal stories into a rich musical tapestry makes this album a compelling listen for those drawn to Kahan's heartfelt storytelling and dynamic musical arrangements.

Phoebe Bridgers · 2026
Bridgers' use of folk instrumentation mixed with modern production techniques creates a haunting yet comforting atmosphere. Her storytelling prowess, combined with her ability to evoke a wide range of emotions, makes this album a perfect companion for those who appreciate Noah Kahan's depth and authenticity.

The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We
Mitski · 2023
Mitski’s 'The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We' shares a similar knack for blending raw emotion with alternative folk elements, much like 'The Great Divide'. Her candid lyricism and evocative melodies offer a poignant listening experience. The album's introspective nature and Mitski's ability to connect with listeners on a deeply personal level make it a suitable choice for fans of Noah Kahan’s reflective and emotionally charged music.

Maggie Rogers · 2024
'Don't Forget Me' by Maggie Rogers combines singer-songwriter sensibilities with a pop-infused rock edge, akin to 'The Great Divide'. Rogers' knack for crafting catchy yet meaningful songs complements the emotional resonance found in Noah Kahan's work.

You'll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1)
Alex Warren · 2024
Alex Warren's 'You'll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1)' captures a raw, honest indie pop vibe that aligns with the authenticity of 'The Great Divide'. Warren’s personal lyrics and straightforward musical style mirror the introspective nature of Noah Kahan's work. His ability to convey deep emotions through simple yet effective arrangements makes this album a relatable and fresh pick for fans seeking a similar emotional connection.

Bill Ryder-Jones · 2024
'Iechyd Da' by Bill Ryder-Jones immerses listeners in a world of melancholic beauty, akin to the reflective tones of 'The Great Divide'. Ryder-Jones' blend of indie rock with folk influences, coupled with his introspective lyrics, provides a rich emotional landscape. The album’s understated arrangements and heartfelt narratives offer a comforting familiarity for those who appreciate the nuanced storytelling and emotive depth found in Noah Kahan's music.

Caamp · 2022
The Ohio duo's acoustic-driven sound and heartfelt lyrics create an inviting and nostalgic atmosphere. Their ability to capture the simplicity and beauty of everyday moments aligns well with Noah Kahan's style, making this album a delightful companion for listeners who enjoy the gentle yet impactful storytelling of Kahan's work.

Arkells · 2020
Arkells’ 'Campfire Chords' offers a laid-back, acoustic reinterpretation of their rock hits, similar to the stripped-back, intimate feel of 'The Great Divide'. This album captures the essence of a campfire singalong, bringing a sense of warmth and community. Fans of Noah Kahan’s folksy charm and storytelling will appreciate the down-to-earth vibe and relatable narratives that make Arkells' collection an inviting listen.
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