Bands & artists like Cheb i Sabbah

If you like Cheb i Sabbah, 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

Niyaz

Niyaz

Niyaz combines traditional Persian and Indian sounds with electronic beats, creating immersive soundscapes that echo Cheb i Sabbah's hypnotic grooves.

world music
Mercan Dede

Mercan Dede

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Mercan Dede fuses Sufi music with contemporary electronic elements, producing rhythmic textures that resonate with the layered complexity found in Cheb i Sabbah's work.

downtempo world music
Omar Souleyman

Omar Souleyman

Omar Souleyman's blend of Syrian folk music and electronic dance beats creates a vibrant and repetitive rhythm that parallels the pulsating energy of Cheb i Sabbah.

electronic music

Talvin Singh

Talvin Singh's incorporation of Indian classical music with drum and bass elements offers a rich tapestry of sound that complements the textured layers present in Cheb i Sabbah's compositions.

electronic music world music
Amon Tobin

Amon Tobin

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Amon Tobin's experimental approach to electronic music features intricate rhythms and samples that evoke a similar immersive atmosphere as Cheb i Sabbah's work.

electronic music intelligent dance music trip hop
Shantel

Shantel

Shantel's Balkan-inspired electronic music incorporates lively rhythms and eclectic instrumentation, creating an engaging sound reminiscent of Cheb i Sabbah's dynamic style.

Gypsy jazz electropop folk-pop
Khaled

Khaled

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Khaled’s Raï music features infectious melodies and rhythmic patterns that align well with the danceable grooves characteristic of Cheb i Sabbah's productions.

jazz pop music raï
Baba Zula

Baba Zula

Baba Zula blends traditional Turkish music with psychedelic rock and electronic influences, creating a unique sound that resonates with the rhythmic repetition of Cheb i Sabbah.

psychedelic music

Common questions

Who sounds like Cheb i Sabbah?

Artists similar to Cheb i Sabbah include Niyaz, Mercan Dede, Omar Souleyman and Talvin Singh. Each shares elements of Cheb i Sabbah's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like Cheb i Sabbah?

If you enjoy Cheb i Sabbah, start with Niyaz — their album "The Fourth Light" is a great entry point. Niyaz combines traditional Persian and Indian sounds with electronic beats, creating immersive soundscapes that echo Cheb i Sabbah's hypnotic grooves.