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The 26 pages that link to Singer-songwriter, each with the reason it gives.

• SongwritingNarrower topic: This role joins songwriting directly to the writer’s own voice and performance.

• French chansonRelated: The author-performer ideal became especially influential in modern chanson.

• Folk musicCompared with: Individual authorship contrasts with songs whose origins and versions belong to communal tradition.

• Bob DylanNarrower topic: Dylan helped make the songwriter’s voice and words central to popular music’s public identity.

• American folk music revivalRelated: The revival strengthened the standing of the self-written song in popular music.

• Elton JohnNarrower topic: John fits this tradition while often composing music to Taupin's lyrics.

• Folk rockCompared with: It shares folk rock’s authorial focus but does not require rock rhythms or electric instrumentation.

• Folk music revivalCompared with: Revival culture balances inherited repertoire with newly composed songs.

• Carole KingNarrower topic: King’s Tapestry era exemplifies the singer-songwriter role she made her own.

• Idol groupCompared with: Idol group members may perform songs primarily written by outside songwriters.

• MerseybeatCompared with: Merseybeat’s group-centered image differs from the later pop ideal of the individual songwriter.

• Folk revivalRelated: The revival helped establish the solo songwriter as a central figure in popular music.

• SongwriterBroader topic: This role combines songwriting with performance by the same person.

• Alejandro SanzNarrower topic: Sanz's authorship and vocal delivery place songwriting at the center of his work.

• Gordon LightfootNarrower topic: Lightfoot’s authorship and performance were closely joined, placing him within this broader tradition.

• Jeff BuckleyNarrower topic: Buckley’s career combined self-written material with interpretations of other songwriters’ work.

• Ayumi HamasakiNarrower topic: The category highlights the authorship central to Hamasaki’s image and lyrics.

• Ed SheeranNarrower topic: Sheeran belongs to this tradition, though his polished pop recordings involve many collaborators.

• Hamza NamiraRelated: Namira's authored songs make this role central to his artistic identity.

• Haris AlexiouNarrower topic: Alexiou is known chiefly as an interpreter, though she has also written songs.

• Natalia LafourcadeNarrower topic: This role links her songwriting to her distinctive interpretations of traditional repertoire.

• Olivia DeanNarrower topic: Dean’s albums center on songs she writes and performs herself.

• Ricardo ArjonaRelated: His public identity rests on performing songs he writes himself.

• Salvatore AdamoNarrower topic: Adamo’s authorship distinguishes his work from that of an interpreter singing others’ material.

• Stefanie SunNarrower topic: Sun’s career combines interpreting songs with contributing to their writing.

• Toto CutugnoNarrower topic: Cutugno combined authorship with a recognizable vocal and stage presence.