Bands & artists like Alpha

If you like Alpha, 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

Portishead

Portishead

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Known for their haunting melodies and atmospheric soundscapes, Portishead's use of trip hop elements creates a similar emotional depth.

alternative rock downtempo electronica
Massive Attack

Massive Attack

Their layered production and moody instrumentation resonate with Alpha's intricate sound, often blending melancholic themes with rich textures.

electronica trip hop
Tricky

Tricky

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With his dark, brooding sound and complex layering, Tricky's music embodies the tension and emotional exploration found in Alpha's work.

electronic music experimental hip-hop rock music
Sneaker Pimps

Sneaker Pimps

Their blend of trip hop and alternative rock features atmospheric production and introspective lyrics that align well with Alpha's aesthetic.

trip hop
Zero 7

Zero 7

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Zero 7's smooth, downtempo grooves and melodic richness create a serene listening experience reminiscent of Alpha's lush compositions.

ambient music downtempo electronic music
The xx

The xx

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With their minimalist instrumentation and emotive vocal interplay, The xx evoke a sense of intimacy that complements Alpha's atmospheric qualities.

indie pop
Niyaz

Niyaz

Niyaz blends traditional sounds with electronic elements, creating an expansive auditory landscape that mirrors the depth found in Alpha’s music.

world music
FKA twigs

FKA twigs

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Her experimental approach to pop and layered production aligns with the intricate emotional narratives present in Alpha’s work.

trip hop

Common questions

Who sounds like Alpha?

Artists similar to Alpha include Portishead, Massive Attack, Tricky and Sneaker Pimps. Each shares elements of Alpha's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Alpha?

Alpha is primarily known for trip hop. Alpha crafts dense layers of rhythm and melody that pulse with understated tension, inviting a slow unraveling of emotions within vast sonic spaces.

Where should I start if I like Alpha?

If you enjoy Alpha, start with Portishead — their album "Third" is a great entry point. Known for their haunting melodies and atmospheric soundscapes, Portishead's use of trip hop elements creates a similar emotional depth.