Bands & artists like Baauer

If you like Baauer, 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

Hudson Mohawke

Hudson Mohawke

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Known for his innovative production style, Hudson Mohawke combines trap beats with eclectic samples and rich textures that create a dynamic dance floor experience.

intelligent dance music
Flume

Flume

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Flume's experimental approach to electronic music features intricate rhythms and bass-heavy drops that resonate well with Baauer's energetic sound.

electronica trip hop
TNGHT

TNGHT

This duo blends trap and electronic elements seamlessly, delivering powerful bass lines and punchy beats that mirror Baauer's sonic intensity.

electronic music
RL Grime

RL Grime

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RL Grime's music features heavy bass and trap influences, often creating anthemic tracks that energize the dance floor in a manner similar to Baauer.

electronic music
What So Not

What So Not

With a knack for fusing genres, What So Not delivers high-energy tracks that incorporate trap elements and lush soundscapes akin to Baauer's style.

Lido

Lido

Lido's blend of electronic production and R&B influences produces vibrant, bass-driven tracks that align with the rhythmic complexity found in Baauer's work.

Cashmere Cat

Cashmere Cat

Cashmere Cat is known for his unique take on electronic music, combining playful melodies with deep bass drops, creating a sound palette reminiscent of Baauer.

alternative R&B contemporary R&B dancehall
Skrillex

Skrillex

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Skrillex's aggressive bass lines and intricate beat patterns contribute to a high-energy atmosphere similar to the driving force behind Baauer's productions.

UK garage dubstep electronic dance music

Common questions

Who sounds like Baauer?

Artists similar to Baauer include Hudson Mohawke, Flume, TNGHT and RL Grime. Each shares elements of Baauer's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Baauer?

Baauer is primarily known for hip-hop, EDM and grime. Baauer’s music drives forward with relentless bass grooves and sharp rhythmic textures, maintaining a taut pulse that compels movement and connection on the dance floor.

Where should I start if I like Baauer?

If you enjoy Baauer, start with Hudson Mohawke — their album "Cry Sugar" is a great entry point. Known for his innovative production style, Hudson Mohawke combines trap beats with eclectic samples and rich textures that create a dynamic dance floor experience.