Bands & artists like Chinese Man

If you like Chinese Man, 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

Wax Tailor

Wax Tailor

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His blend of hip-hop beats with cinematic samples and lush instrumentation creates a similar atmospheric vibe.

trip hop
Nicolas Jaar

Nicolas Jaar

Jaar's music combines electronic elements with intricate rhythms, offering an immersive listening experience akin to Chinese Man.

ambient music dance music downtempo
Thievery Corporation

Thievery Corporation

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They fuse trip-hop with world music influences, creating rich soundscapes that resonate with the same grooves and textures.

Latin electronic music downtempo dub music
Bonobo

Bonobo

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Bonobo's downtempo beats and organic sounds provide a lush backdrop that parallels the intricate layers found in Chinese Man's work.

downtempo electronic music nu jazz
DJ Shadow

DJ Shadow

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With his innovative sampling techniques and atmospheric production, DJ Shadow captures a similar tension and release in his tracks.

hip-hop trip hop
Amon Tobin

Amon Tobin

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Tobin's experimental approach to electronic music and complex rhythmic structures align closely with the sonic palette of Chinese Man.

electronic music intelligent dance music trip hop

Kid Loco

His mix of trip-hop, jazz, and chillout vibes creates a laid-back atmosphere reminiscent of the immersive qualities in Chinese Man's music.

acid jazz downtempo
Odesza

Odesza

Odesza combines electronic beats with emotive melodies, crafting expansive soundscapes that echo the immersive nature of Chinese Man's style.

electro

Common questions

Who sounds like Chinese Man?

Artists similar to Chinese Man include Wax Tailor, Nicolas Jaar, Thievery Corporation and Bonobo. Each shares elements of Chinese Man's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Chinese Man?

Chinese Man is primarily known for hip-hop and trip hop. The music pulses with an intricate balance of rhythmic grooves and atmospheric textures, creating moments of tension and release that draw listeners into its immersive world.

Where should I start if I like Chinese Man?

If you enjoy Chinese Man, start with Wax Tailor — their album "In the Mood for Life" is a great entry point. His blend of hip-hop beats with cinematic samples and lush instrumentation creates a similar atmospheric vibe.