Bands & artists like DJ Marky

If you like DJ Marky, 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

LTJ Bukem

LTJ Bukem

Known for his atmospheric and jazzy drum and bass, LTJ Bukem shares a similar rhythmic complexity and deep groove that captivates dancefloors.

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Roni Size

Roni Size

Roni Size's work blends live instrumentation with electronic elements, creating dynamic tracks that resonate with the same energy as DJ Marky's sets.

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High Contrast

High Contrast

High Contrast's signature style features vibrant synths and energetic beats that align well with the pulsating rhythms characteristic of DJ Marky's music.

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Andy C

Andy C

As a master of high-energy drum and bass, Andy C employs intricate break patterns and heavy drops that complement the driving force of DJ Marky's sound.

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Calibre

Calibre

Calibre's smooth production style and deep basslines create an immersive listening experience akin to the layered intricacies found in DJ Marky's tracks.

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Pendulum

Pendulum

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Pendulum's fusion of rock elements and drum and bass creates an electrifying atmosphere that resonates with the high-energy vibe of DJ Marky.

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DJ Hype

DJ Hype

DJ Hype's energetic mixes and sharp breaks provide a similar dancefloor appeal, making him a fitting counterpart to DJ Marky's rhythmic style.

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Sub Focus

Sub Focus

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Sub Focus combines melodic hooks with powerful beats, creating an engaging sound that aligns well with the dancefloor-driven essence of DJ Marky.

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Common questions

Who sounds like DJ Marky?

Artists similar to DJ Marky include LTJ Bukem, Roni Size, High Contrast and Andy C. Each shares elements of DJ Marky's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is DJ Marky?

DJ Marky is primarily known for drum and bass. A pulsating heartbeat of rhythmic intricacies drives the dancefloor forward, layered with syncopated breaks that create an electrifying push-and-pull.

Where should I start if I like DJ Marky?

If you enjoy DJ Marky, start with LTJ Bukem — their album "Logical Progression" is a great entry point. Known for his atmospheric and jazzy drum and bass, LTJ Bukem shares a similar rhythmic complexity and deep groove that captivates dancefloors.