Bands & artists like 175R
If you like 175R, 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
Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra
As a pioneering ska band, their vibrant horn sections and dynamic rhythms resonate well with the buoyant energy found in 175R's music.
Ska-P
GuideThis Spanish ska band combines punk influences with catchy melodies and brass instrumentation, paralleling the infectious energy of 175R.
OreSkaBand
Their fusion of ska and rock with female vocals delivers a spirited sound that aligns closely with the playful nature of 175R.
Mongol800
GuideKnown for their catchy melodies and punk influences, their energetic tracks evoke a similar euphoric movement as experienced in 175R's music.
The Bawdies
GuideTheir retro-inspired rock sound infused with ska elements creates an uplifting energy reminiscent of the vibrant style of 175R.
Kensington
GuideThis Dutch band blends pop-rock with ska influences, providing an infectious rhythm that aligns well with the sonic palette of 175R.
Yuzu
GuideTheir folk-pop style often features upbeat tempos and catchy hooks, creating an inviting atmosphere akin to the joyful energy of 175R.
Sukima Switch
GuideWith their blend of pop and jazz influences, they create a bright sound that shares an uplifting quality similar to that of 175R.
Common questions
Who sounds like 175R?
Artists similar to 175R include Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra, Ska-P, OreSkaBand and Mongol800. Each shares elements of 175R's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is 175R?
175R is primarily known for pop-punk and Japanese ska. With tightly interlocking rhythms and a buoyant brass presence, their music radiates an infectious energy that propels listeners into euphoric movement.
Where should I start if I like 175R?
If you enjoy 175R, start with Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra — their album "High Numbers" is a great entry point. As a pioneering ska band, their vibrant horn sections and dynamic rhythms resonate well with the buoyant energy found in 175R's music.