Bands & artists like Brian Joo

If you like Brian Joo, 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

Jay Park

Jay Park

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Jay Park blends K-pop with contemporary R&B and hip-hop, featuring smooth grooves and emotive vocal delivery similar to Joo.

K-pop gangsta rap rhythm and blues
Dean

Dean

Dean's music combines R&B and hip-hop elements with lush production and heartfelt lyrics, echoing the emotional depth found in Joo's work.

K-pop contemporary R&B
Eric Nam

Eric Nam

Eric Nam's contemporary R&B sound is characterized by rich harmonies and polished production, akin to the spacious textures of Brian Joo.

K-pop
Zico

Zico

Zico’s incorporation of hip-hop with melodic elements creates a vibrant sound that aligns well with Joo's rhythmic sensibilities.

hip-hop
Sik-K

Sik-K

Sik-K combines hip-hop beats with soulful melodies, delivering a sound that shares emotional resonance with Brian Joo’s music.

GSoul

GSoul

GSoul's rich vocal style and R&B influences create an intimate atmosphere similar to the emotional engagement found in Joo's tracks.

K-pop
Loco

Loco

Loco merges hip-hop rhythms with melodic hooks, producing a sound that complements the groove-oriented aspects of Brian Joo's music.

K-pop hip-hop
Heize

Heize

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Heize combines R&B and hip-hop with emotional storytelling and atmospheric production, paralleling the lush soundscapes of Joo.

K-pop contemporary R&B hip-hop

Common questions

Who sounds like Brian Joo?

Artists similar to Brian Joo include Jay Park, Dean, Eric Nam and Zico. Each shares elements of Brian Joo's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Brian Joo?

Brian Joo is primarily known for K-pop, contemporary R&B and hip-hop. Joo’s music pulses with smooth grooves and layered vocal harmonies, creating a spacious texture that invites deep emotional engagement.

Where should I start if I like Brian Joo?

If you enjoy Brian Joo, start with Jay Park — their album "New Breed" is a great entry point. Jay Park blends K-pop with contemporary R&B and hip-hop, featuring smooth grooves and emotive vocal delivery similar to Joo.