Bands & artists like Adrian Sherwood

If you like Adrian Sherwood, 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

King Tubby

King Tubby

As a pioneer of dub, Tubby's mastery of remixing and sound manipulation parallels Sherwood's intricate layering.

dub music reggae

Scientist

Scientist's experimental approach to dub music features complex rhythms and effects that resonate with Sherwood's style.

dancehall dub music reggae
Mad Professor

Mad Professor

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Known for his deep, atmospheric productions, Mad Professor shares a similar focus on texture and sonic experimentation.

dub music reggae
Tackhead

Tackhead

This collective blends dub with industrial sounds, creating a rhythmic complexity akin to Sherwood's work.

industrial hip-hop
Bill Laswell

Bill Laswell

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Laswell's fusion of dub with various genres showcases a rich textural approach that aligns well with Sherwood's aesthetic.

dub music jazz
The Orb

The Orb

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Their ambient house music incorporates dub influences and layered soundscapes reminiscent of Sherwood's production style.

ambient house ambient music ambient techno
Burial

Burial

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Burial’s atmospheric sound design and use of space in electronic music reflect a similar moodiness to Sherwood’s work.

ambient music dubstep future garage
Roots Manuva

Roots Manuva

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His blend of hip-hop and dub features rich textures and rhythms that mirror the complexity found in Sherwood’s productions.

alternative hip-hop dub music trip hop

Common questions

Who sounds like Adrian Sherwood?

Artists similar to Adrian Sherwood include King Tubby, Scientist, Mad Professor and Tackhead. Each shares elements of Adrian Sherwood's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Adrian Sherwood?

Adrian Sherwood is primarily known for dub music. Sherwood’s work navigates dense layers of rhythm and texture with precise control over echo and delay, creating a palpable tension that propels listeners forward.

Where should I start if I like Adrian Sherwood?

If you enjoy Adrian Sherwood, start with King Tubby — their album "His Majesty's Dub" is a great entry point. As a pioneer of dub, Tubby's mastery of remixing and sound manipulation parallels Sherwood's intricate layering.