Bands & artists like 116
If you like 116, 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
Lecrae
GuideLecrae combines Southern hip-hop beats with introspective lyrics, creating a heavy groove that resonates with emotional depth.
KB
KB's music features intricate rhythms and a blend of melodic hooks that complement his thought-provoking lyrics, similar to the style of 116.
Trip Lee
Trip Lee's Southern hip-hop sound is marked by engaging grooves and strong lyrical narratives, making him a fitting parallel.
Andy Mineo
GuideAndy Mineo's work often incorporates sharp rhythmic intricacies and catchy hooks, along with a focus on personal storytelling.
Social Club Misfits
This duo blends Southern hip-hop influences with vibrant production and clever wordplay, echoing the sonic elements found in 116.
Swoope
Swoope's music features a rich tapestry of beats and layered vocals that create an engaging listening experience akin to 116's style.
Tedashii
Tedashii delivers powerful verses over hard-hitting Southern beats, maintaining a focus on lyrical depth similar to that of 116.
Gawvi
Gawvi's production combines energetic rhythms with melodic elements, crafting a sound that aligns well with the vibe of Southern hip-hop.
Common questions
Who sounds like 116?
Artists similar to 116 include Lecrae, KB, Trip Lee and Andy Mineo. Each shares elements of 116's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is 116?
116 is primarily known for Southern hip-hop. The music pulses with a heavy groove and sharp rhythmic intricacies that create an engaging tension while allowing space for lyrical depth.
Where should I start if I like 116?
If you enjoy 116, start with Lecrae — their album "Rehab" is a great entry point. Lecrae combines Southern hip-hop beats with introspective lyrics, creating a heavy groove that resonates with emotional depth.