Bands & artists like Angel Haze

If you like Angel Haze, 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

K.Flay

K.Flay

K.Flay blends alternative hip-hop with rock elements, showcasing sharp lyrical delivery and a similar urgency in her storytelling.

alternative hip-hop indie rock
Mitski

Mitski

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Mitski's emotive songwriting and layered instrumentation create a tension that resonates with Angel Haze's narrative style.

J-pop art pop folk punk
Death Grips

Death Grips

With their aggressive beats and intense vocal delivery, Death Grips share a raw energy and complex rhythm structures akin to Angel Haze.

abstract hip-hop digital hardcore experimental hip-hop
Denzel Curry

Denzel Curry

Denzel Curry combines rapid-fire flows with diverse production styles, echoing the urgent lyrical content found in Angel Haze's work.

Southern hip-hop cloud rap hardcore hip-hop
Azealia Banks

Azealia Banks

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Azealia Banks' sharp lyricism and eclectic production blend create a dynamic sound that aligns well with Angel Haze's aesthetic.

dance-pop hip house hip-hop
Little Simz

Little Simz

Little Simz offers introspective lyrics and innovative beats, paralleling the depth and urgency of Angel Haze's storytelling.

UK rap
Rico Nasty

Rico Nasty

Rico Nasty's fierce delivery and punk-infused beats resonate with the high-energy, confrontational style of Angel Haze.

hip-hop punk rap trap music
Tierra Whack

Tierra Whack

Tierra Whack's playful yet poignant lyricism and genre-blending sound evoke a similar creative spirit to that of Angel Haze.

contemporary R&B experimental hip-hop hip-hop

Common questions

Who sounds like Angel Haze?

Artists similar to Angel Haze include K.Flay, Mitski, Death Grips and Denzel Curry. Each shares elements of Angel Haze's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Angel Haze?

Angel Haze is primarily known for hip-hop, alternative hip-hop and rap rock. Dense layers of rhythm intertwine with sharp lyrical flows, creating an urgent tension that propels each story forward.

Where should I start if I like Angel Haze?

If you enjoy Angel Haze, start with K.Flay — their album "Solutions" is a great entry point. K.Flay blends alternative hip-hop with rock elements, showcasing sharp lyrical delivery and a similar urgency in her storytelling.