Bands & artists like ゲッツ

If you like ゲッツ, 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 ゲッツ? Start with our listening guide.

Artists to try next

Jme

Jme

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JME's intricate wordplay and minimalist production align well with the rhythmic intensity and sparse textures found in ゲッツ' music.

grime
Skepta

Skepta

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Skepta's blend of urgent beats and reflective lyrics mirrors the driving momentum and introspective moments characteristic of ゲッツ.

UK rap grime
Stormzy

Stormzy

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Stormzy combines powerful delivery with stripped-back instrumentals, creating a dynamic sound that resonates with the intensity of ゲッツ.

grime
P Money

P Money

P Money's aggressive delivery paired with sparse production elements captures a similar urgency and reflective quality present in ゲッツ' sound.

dubstep grime
Kano

Kano

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Kano's storytelling style combined with minimalist yet impactful production resonates with the reflective moments in ゲッツ' tracks.

UK garage UK rap grime
AJ Tracey

AJ Tracey

AJ Tracey's fusion of grime and diverse sounds creates an engaging atmosphere that complements the rhythmic drive of ゲッツ.

grime
Giggs

Giggs

Giggs' deep voice and minimalist production style provide a contrast that enhances the urgency found in the work of ゲッツ.

UK rap
Bashy

Bashy

Bashy's combination of narrative-driven lyrics and rhythmic experimentation creates a compelling listening experience similar to that of ゲッツ.

UK rap grime

Common questions

Who sounds like ゲッツ?

Artists similar to ゲッツ include Jme, Skepta, Stormzy and P Money. Each shares elements of ゲッツ's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is ゲッツ?

ゲッツ is primarily known for grime. Rhythmic intensity plays off sparse textures, driving an urgent momentum that keeps listeners engaged while allowing moments of reflection.

Where should I start if I like ゲッツ?

If you enjoy ゲッツ, start with Jme — their album "Blam!" is a great entry point. JME's intricate wordplay and minimalist production align well with the rhythmic intensity and sparse textures found in ゲッツ' music.