Bands & artists like Andy Moor
If you like Andy Moor, 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
James Holden
Known for his intricate soundscapes and deep, immersive trance elements, Holden creates a similar euphoric experience with layered melodies.
Sasha
GuideSasha's productions feature lush textures and a driving rhythm that resonate well with Moor's immersive trance style.
John Digweed
GuideWith his ability to blend progressive house and trance, Digweed crafts expansive tracks that mirror Moor's atmospheric sound.
Above & Beyond
GuideTheir emotive melodies and rich production techniques align closely with the euphoric highs found in Moor's work.
Solarstone
Famed for their melodic trance, Solarstone shares a similar approach to creating lush, emotional soundscapes.
Armin van Buuren
His anthemic tracks often feature the same pulsing beats and euphoric build-ups characteristic of Moor's music.
BT
GuideBT combines complex rhythms with ethereal sounds, creating an expansive auditory experience that parallels Moor's style.
Chicane
GuideChicane's melodic trance and atmospheric arrangements evoke a similar sense of euphoria and immersion as found in Moor's tracks.
Common questions
Who sounds like Andy Moor?
Artists similar to Andy Moor include James Holden, Sasha, John Digweed and Above & Beyond. Each shares elements of Andy Moor's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Andy Moor?
Andy Moor is primarily known for trance. A pulsing heartbeat under lush layers creates an immersive experience that ebbs with tension and releases into expansive euphoria.
Where should I start if I like Andy Moor?
If you enjoy Andy Moor, start with James Holden — their album "The Idiots Are Winning" is a great entry point. Known for his intricate soundscapes and deep, immersive trance elements, Holden creates a similar euphoric experience with layered melodies.