Bands & artists like Camille Bazbaz

If you like Camille Bazbaz, 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

Thomas Azier

Thomas Azier

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His blend of electronic and acoustic elements creates a rhythmic pulse similar to Bazbaz, with emotive melodies that navigate tension and release.

synth-pop
Yann Tiersen

Yann Tiersen

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Known for his intricate arrangements and melodic storytelling, Tiersen’s use of piano and strings evokes a similar emotional landscape as Bazbaz.

minimalist music rock music
Sophie Hunger

Sophie Hunger

Hunger combines folk influences with electronic sounds, crafting layered compositions that mirror the rhythmic and melodic shifts present in Bazbaz's music.

folk music jazz traditional folk music
Lana Del Rey

Lana Del Rey

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Del Rey’s cinematic style and lush instrumentation create a moody atmosphere that parallels the emotional depth and texture of Bazbaz's tracks.

baroque pop dream pop indie pop
M83

M83

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M83's expansive soundscapes and dynamic shifts evoke a similar sense of movement and emotional release found in Camille Bazbaz's compositions.

dream pop electronic music electronic rock
Agnes Obel

Agnes Obel

Obel's haunting vocals and intricate piano arrangements create a textured sound that aligns well with the melodic complexity of Bazbaz's music.

classical music traditional folk music
Keren Ann

Keren Ann

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Keren Ann's blend of folk and pop with rich harmonies provides a soothing yet complex auditory experience akin to the layered sounds of Bazbaz.

popular music vocal music
Feist

Feist

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Feist’s intimate vocal style combined with rhythmic guitar patterns offers a delicate yet driving quality that resonates with Bazbaz’s musical approach.

anti-folk folk music indie folk

Common questions

Who sounds like Camille Bazbaz?

Artists similar to Camille Bazbaz include Thomas Azier, Yann Tiersen, Sophie Hunger and Lana Del Rey. Each shares elements of Camille Bazbaz's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like Camille Bazbaz?

If you enjoy Camille Bazbaz, start with Thomas Azier — their album "Power To The People Who Don’t Want It" is a great entry point. His blend of electronic and acoustic elements creates a rhythmic pulse similar to Bazbaz, with emotive melodies that navigate tension and release.