Bands & artists like Apashe

If you like Apashe, 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.

New to Apashe? Start with our listening guide.

Artists to try next

Kavinsky

Kavinsky

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Kavinsky combines cinematic soundscapes with pulsating electronic beats, creating an intense atmosphere similar to Apashe's orchestral-driven style.

French house
The Glitch Mob

The Glitch Mob

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Known for their rich sound design and dynamic rhythms, The Glitch Mob delivers a fusion of electronic and orchestral elements that resonate with Apashe's exhilarating tension.

glitch industrial music synth-pop
Lindsey Stirling

Lindsey Stirling

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Lindsey Stirling's blend of classical violin with electronic music mirrors Apashe’s orchestral textures and driving beats, resulting in an engaging auditory experience.

electronic music
Two Steps from Hell

Two Steps from Hell

Their epic orchestral compositions often feature dramatic crescendos and powerful rhythms, akin to the sweeping soundscapes found in Apashe's tracks.

soundtrack
Zeds Dead

Zeds Dead

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Zeds Dead integrates heavy bass lines with melodic elements, creating a sonic landscape that complements the thrilling intensity of Apashe's music.

Gramatik

Gramatik

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Gramatik fuses various genres including orchestral and electronic elements, crafting a rich sound palette reminiscent of Apashe's style.

electronic music hip-hop
Pendulum

Pendulum

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Pendulum’s energetic drum and bass combined with orchestral influences creates a high-octane listening experience similar to the rhythm-driven tracks by Apashe.

Drum and bass electronic rock alternative rock dancefloor drum and bass
Illenium

Illenium

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Illenium is known for his emotional melodies and powerful drops, paralleling the dramatic tension and uplifting moments found in Apashe’s music.

electronic dance music future bass

Common questions

Who sounds like Apashe?

Artists similar to Apashe include Kavinsky, The Glitch Mob, Lindsey Stirling and Two Steps from Hell. Each shares elements of Apashe's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like Apashe?

If you enjoy Apashe, start with Kavinsky — their album "OutRun" is a great entry point. Kavinsky combines cinematic soundscapes with pulsating electronic beats, creating an intense atmosphere similar to Apashe's orchestral-driven style.