Bands & artists like Doe Maar
If you like Doe Maar, 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
The Cat Empire
GuideTheir fusion of ska, jazz, and reggae features vibrant melodies and a strong rhythmic foundation that creates an uplifting atmosphere.
Matisyahu
GuideCombining reggae with rock and hip-hop elements, Matisyahu's music shares infectious grooves and reflective lyrical themes.
Kensington
GuideThis Dutch band incorporates catchy melodies and driving rhythms, reminiscent of Doe Maar's energetic yet introspective style.
Guster
GuideKnown for their upbeat acoustic sound and intricate arrangements, Guster's music evokes a similar celebratory feel with thoughtful lyrics.
Toto
GuideWith polished production and catchy hooks, Toto's blend of rock and pop resonates well with the melodic sensibilities found in Doe Maar's work.
Zaz
GuideHer blend of chanson, jazz, and pop features lively instrumentation and engaging rhythms that parallel the celebratory aspects of Doe Maar.
Sublime
Sublime's mix of reggae, ska, and punk captures a similar spirit of fun and reflection through their catchy melodies and rhythmic complexity.
Vulfpeck
Their funky grooves and tight instrumentation create an infectious energy that aligns well with the rhythmic pulse found in Doe Maar's music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Doe Maar?
Artists similar to Doe Maar include The Cat Empire, Matisyahu, Kensington and Guster. Each shares elements of Doe Maar's sound while bringing their own perspective.
Where should I start if I like Doe Maar?
If you enjoy Doe Maar, start with The Cat Empire — their album "On the Attack" is a great entry point. Their fusion of ska, jazz, and reggae features vibrant melodies and a strong rhythmic foundation that creates an uplifting atmosphere.