Bands & artists like Bicep

If you like Bicep, 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 Bicep? Start with our listening guide.

Artists to try next

Four Tet

Four Tet

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Known for his intricate layering of samples and organic instrumentation, Four Tet creates a textured soundscape that resonates with Bicep's rhythmic complexity.

electronica
Bonobo

Bonobo

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With his blend of downtempo beats and lush melodies, Bonobo crafts immersive soundscapes that echo the layered textures found in Bicep's music.

downtempo electronic music nu jazz
Tycho

Tycho

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Tycho's ambient sound combines electronic elements with live instruments, creating a serene yet rhythmically engaging atmosphere akin to Bicep's work.

ambient music
Lane 8

Lane 8

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Lane 8's melodic house tracks feature deep grooves and emotive builds, aligning closely with the rhythmic tension characteristic of Bicep's style.

deep house
Nicolas Jaar

Nicolas Jaar

Jaar's experimental approach to electronic music incorporates jazz influences and complex rhythms, making his work resonate with Bicep’s sonic palette.

ambient music dance music downtempo
DJ Koze

DJ Koze

DJ Koze blends eclectic samples and playful rhythms in his productions, offering a vibrant and textured listening experience similar to Bicep’s aesthetic.

Sasha

Sasha

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Sasha’s progressive house sound is characterized by deep grooves and atmospheric builds, which align well with the driving rhythms found in Bicep's music.

pop music
Moby

Moby

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Moby’s ability to fuse electronic music with emotional depth and rich textures makes his work reminiscent of the immersive qualities present in Bicep's tracks.

alternative rock ambient music chill-out music

Common questions

Who sounds like Bicep?

Artists similar to Bicep include Four Tet, Bonobo, Tycho and Lane 8. Each shares elements of Bicep's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Bicep?

Bicep is primarily known for electronic and jazz house. Bicep's music pulses with layered rhythms that build tension through repetitive motifs while enveloping the listener in a warm, textured embrace.

Where should I start if I like Bicep?

If you enjoy Bicep, start with Four Tet — their album "Tongues" is a great entry point. Known for his intricate layering of samples and organic instrumentation, Four Tet creates a textured soundscape that resonates with Bicep's rhythmic complexity.