Bands & artists like Baker Boy

If you like Baker Boy, 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

Tones and I

Tones and I

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With her infectious pop hooks and energetic beats, Tones and I captures a similar dancefloor vibe that encourages movement.

electronic dance music indie pop pop music
Sampa the Great

Sampa the Great

Sampa blends hip-hop with soulful melodies and powerful rhythms, creating an engaging sound that resonates with Baker Boy's energetic style.

hip-hop
Kian

Kian

Kian's smooth blend of R&B and contemporary pop features rhythmic grooves that align closely with Baker Boy's vibrant energy.

The Kid Laroi

The Kid Laroi

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His fusion of hip-hop and melodic elements creates a dynamic soundscape reminiscent of Baker Boy's rhythmic intensity.

Australian hip-hop alternative rock contemporary R&B
Odette

Odette

Odette's soulful vocals paired with intricate production offer a rich listening experience that complements Baker Boy's layered grooves.

Ngaiire

Ngaiire

Ngaiire combines R&B with electronic influences, producing lush soundscapes that echo the vibrant energy found in Baker Boy's music.

Allday

Allday

Allday's blend of hip-hop and melodic pop features catchy rhythms that create a lively atmosphere similar to Baker Boy's tracks.

hip-hop indie pop
Montaigne

Montaigne

Montaigne’s eclectic style incorporates pop and soul elements, resulting in an energetic sound that aligns well with Baker Boy's aesthetic.

art pop

Common questions

Who sounds like Baker Boy?

Artists similar to Baker Boy include Tones and I, Sampa the Great, Kian and The Kid Laroi. Each shares elements of Baker Boy's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Baker Boy?

Baker Boy is primarily known for contemporary R&B, soul and Australian hip-hop. His music pulses with rhythmic intensity, employing sharp percussion and layered grooves to create a vibrant dancefloor energy that compels movement.

Where should I start if I like Baker Boy?

If you enjoy Baker Boy, start with Tones and I — their album "Welcome to the Mad House" is a great entry point. With her infectious pop hooks and energetic beats, Tones and I captures a similar dancefloor vibe that encourages movement.