Bands & artists like Big Pooh
If you like Big Pooh, 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
Little Brother
As part of the same collective, Little Brother shares a similar underground hip-hop aesthetic with intricate lyricism and smooth production.
Phonte
Phonte's solo work features reflective lyrics and a blend of soulful instrumentation that complements Big Pooh's style.
Skyzoo
Skyzoo's storytelling and complex rhyme schemes resonate well with Big Pooh’s layered lyrical approach.
J. Cole
GuideJ. Cole incorporates introspective themes and a mix of smooth beats that align closely with Big Pooh's sound.
Elzhi
Elzhi's intricate wordplay and jazzy production create a similarly rich listening experience as Big Pooh’s tracks.
Rapsody
GuideRapsody’s powerful lyricism and soulful production mirror the depth found in Big Pooh's music.
Curren$y
GuideCurren$y's laid-back flow and focus on groove-driven beats create an inviting atmosphere akin to Big Pooh's work.
Freddie Gibbs
GuideFreddie Gibbs combines intricate rhymes with a gritty sound that aligns with the underground vibe of Big Pooh.
Common questions
Who sounds like Big Pooh?
Artists similar to Big Pooh include Little Brother, Phonte, Skyzoo and J. Cole. Each shares elements of Big Pooh's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Big Pooh?
Big Pooh is primarily known for rapping and underground hip-hop. Big Pooh's tracks pulse with a restrained groove and an intricate interplay of beats and rhymes, creating layers of tension that invite deep listening.
Where should I start if I like Big Pooh?
If you enjoy Big Pooh, start with Little Brother — their album "Leftback LP" is a great entry point. As part of the same collective, Little Brother shares a similar underground hip-hop aesthetic with intricate lyricism and smooth production.