Bands & artists like Carl Craig

If you like Carl Craig, 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 Carl Craig? Start with our listening guide.

Artists to try next

Jeff Mills

Jeff Mills

Known for his intricate techno rhythms and futuristic soundscapes, Mills shares a similar approach to layering and complexity.

minimal techno techno
Laurent Garnier

Laurent Garnier

Garnier's blend of house and techno with rich melodic elements resonates with Craig's groove-driven style.

house music techno
Richie Hawtin

Richie Hawtin

Guide

Hawtin's minimalistic yet complex approach to techno aligns well with Craig's layered sound design.

minimal techno techno
Ben Klock

Ben Klock

Klock’s deep, driving techno showcases a complexity that resonates with the atmospheric qualities of Craig's music.

electronic music
Nicolas Jaar

Nicolas Jaar

Jaar’s experimental approach to electronic music incorporates rich textures and grooves reminiscent of Craig’s sound.

ambient music dance music downtempo
Tiga

Tiga

With his knack for catchy hooks and danceable beats, Tiga embodies a playful complexity that parallels Craig’s style.

electro
DJ Sneak

DJ Sneak

His funky house beats and emphasis on rhythm align with the infectious grooves found in Carl Craig's tracks.

house music

Common questions

Who sounds like Carl Craig?

Artists similar to Carl Craig include Jeff Mills, Laurent Garnier, Richie Hawtin and Ben Klock. Each shares elements of Carl Craig's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Carl Craig?

Carl Craig is primarily known for house and techno. Craig's music pulses with infectious grooves that layer subtle complexities, creating a dense atmosphere ripe for exploration and movement.

Where should I start if I like Carl Craig?

If you enjoy Carl Craig, start with Jeff Mills — their album "Purpose Maker Compilation" is a great entry point. Known for his intricate techno rhythms and futuristic soundscapes, Mills shares a similar approach to layering and complexity.