Bands & artists like Chang Ki-ha

If you like Chang Ki-ha, 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

Hyukoh

Hyukoh

Hyukoh combines indie rock with a blend of melodic hooks and rhythmic grooves, creating a sound that balances urgency and introspection.

indie rock
The Black Skirts

The Black Skirts

Their music features catchy melodies layered over steady beats, reminiscent of Chang Ki-ha's rhythmic insistence and contemplative lyrics.

indie rock
Jannabi

Jannabi

Jannabi's indie rock sound is characterized by rich melodies and thoughtful arrangements, echoing the emotive depth found in Chang Ki-ha's work.

pop music
Sik-K

Sik-K

Sik-K blends indie influences with hip-hop elements, creating a rhythmic complexity that aligns well with Chang Ki-ha’s layered musical style.

Se So Neon

With their unique blend of rock and blues influences, Se So Neon delivers infectious grooves and introspective lyrics similar to those of Chang Ki-ha.

indie rock
Lee Hi

Lee Hi

Guide

Lee Hi's soulful vocal delivery paired with indie production elements creates an emotional resonance akin to the reflective nature of Chang Ki-ha's songs.

K-pop
Mild High Club

Mild High Club

Mild High Club offers a mellow yet intricate sound that incorporates jazzy elements, appealing to listeners who appreciate Chang Ki-ha's layered compositions.

psychedelic pop
Yaeji

Yaeji

Yaeji merges electronic beats with soft vocals and introspective lyricism, appealing to fans of the rhythmic and contemplative aspects of Chang Ki-ha’s music.

electronic music

Common questions

Who sounds like Chang Ki-ha?

Artists similar to Chang Ki-ha include Hyukoh, The Black Skirts, Jannabi and Sik-K. Each shares elements of Chang Ki-ha's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Chang Ki-ha?

Chang Ki-ha is primarily known for indie rock. Chang’s music pulses with rhythmic insistence, layering melodic hooks over a foundation of steady grooves that evoke both urgency and contemplation.

Where should I start if I like Chang Ki-ha?

If you enjoy Chang Ki-ha, start with Hyukoh — their album "23" is a great entry point. Hyukoh combines indie rock with a blend of melodic hooks and rhythmic grooves, creating a sound that balances urgency and introspection.