Bands & artists like Brockhampton
If you like Brockhampton, 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
Odd Future
Known for their eclectic style and collaborative spirit, Odd Future blends alternative hip-hop with punk influences, similar to Brockhampton's genre-bending approach.
Kevin Abstract
As a founding member of Brockhampton, Kevin Abstract’s solo work features introspective lyrics and experimental production that mirrors the group's layered sound.
Rico Nasty
Rico Nasty combines aggressive rap with melodic hooks and punk elements, creating a dynamic tension that resonates with Brockhampton's style.
Ski Mask the Slump God
GuideWith his rapid-fire delivery and playful lyricism, Ski Mask's music shares a vibrant energy and innovative beats akin to Brockhampton's sound.
Denzel Curry
Denzel Curry's blend of hard-hitting verses and introspective themes, along with diverse production styles, aligns closely with Brockhampton's sonic landscape.
EarthGang
EarthGang’s fusion of hip-hop, funk, and soul creates a rich tapestry of sound that parallels the diverse influences found in Brockhampton’s music.
Tierra Whack
Tierra Whack's inventive storytelling and genre-blurring tracks showcase a creative approach to hip-hop that resonates with Brockhampton’s artistic vision.
JID
JID’s intricate wordplay and smooth transitions between rap and melody create an engaging listening experience reminiscent of Brockhampton’s dynamic structure.
Common questions
Who sounds like Brockhampton?
Artists similar to Brockhampton include Odd Future, Kevin Abstract, Rico Nasty and Ski Mask the Slump God. Each shares elements of Brockhampton's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Brockhampton?
Brockhampton is primarily known for alternative hip-hop, pop rap and Southern hip-hop. With rapid-fire verses intertwined with melodic hooks, Brockhampton’s music pulses with a layered texture that balances tension and release through shifting rhythms.
Where should I start if I like Brockhampton?
If you enjoy Brockhampton, start with Odd Future — their album "Radical" is a great entry point. Known for their eclectic style and collaborative spirit, Odd Future blends alternative hip-hop with punk influences, similar to Brockhampton's genre-bending approach.