Bands & artists like Cqmd

If you like Cqmd, 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

Vulfpeck

Vulfpeck

Vulfpeck's tight grooves and infectious basslines create a similarly vibrant atmosphere, blending funk with playful instrumentation.

funk
Snarky Puppy

Snarky Puppy

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Snarky Puppy's intricate arrangements and fusion of jazz and funk elements provide a layered sound that complements Cqmd's style.

jazz jazz fusion
Thundercat

Thundercat

Thundercat's virtuosic bass playing and smooth vocals contribute to a rich sonic landscape that echoes the spaciousness of Cqmd's work.

electronic music neo soul
Jamiroquai

Jamiroquai

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Jamiroquai's blend of funk, acid jazz, and groovy rhythms mirrors the danceable essence present in Cqmd's music.

acid jazz alternative rock dance-rock
Parcels

Parcels

Parcels' modern take on disco-infused funk features lush instrumentation and catchy melodies that resonate with Cqmd's vibrant sound.

electropop synth-pop
Hiatus Kaiyote

Hiatus Kaiyote

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Hiatus Kaiyote blends soul and funk with intricate rhythms and atmospheric layers, creating a mood similar to that of Cqmd.

neo soul
Earth, Wind & Fire

Earth, Wind & Fire

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As pioneers of funk, Earth, Wind & Fire's rich harmonies and energetic grooves align well with the rhythmic complexity found in Cqmd's music.

funk rhythm and blues

Robert Glasper Experiment

The Robert Glasper Experiment fuses jazz with contemporary R&B and funk, creating a textured sound that parallels Cqmd's layered instrumentation.

Common questions

Who sounds like Cqmd?

Artists similar to Cqmd include Vulfpeck, Snarky Puppy, Thundercat and Jamiroquai. Each shares elements of Cqmd's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Cqmd?

Cqmd is primarily known for funk. Cqmd thrives on tight rhythmic interplay and vibrant basslines that compel listeners to move while creating a spacious atmosphere filled with layered instrumentation.

Where should I start if I like Cqmd?

If you enjoy Cqmd, start with Vulfpeck — their album "Schvitz" is a great entry point. Vulfpeck's tight grooves and infectious basslines create a similarly vibrant atmosphere, blending funk with playful instrumentation.