Bands & artists like Efya

If you like Efya, 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

Sampa the Great

Sampa the Great

Her blend of Afro-soul and jazz influences, combined with powerful vocal delivery, creates a similar rhythmic intricacy and warmth.

hip-hop
Lianne La Havas

Lianne La Havas

With her soulful voice and rich instrumentation, she crafts intimate songs that resonate with the same emotional depth as Efya's music.

folk music soul
Nneka

Nneka

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Nneka's fusion of soul, reggae, and Afrobeat offers a vibrant groove and lyrical storytelling that parallels Efya's sound.

pop music ragga rhythm and blues
Jorja Smith

Jorja Smith

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Smith's soulful melodies and contemporary R&B influences align closely with the warm grooves found in Efya's music.

contemporary R&B
Anderson .Paak

Anderson .Paak

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His unique blend of soul, funk, and hip-hop brings a lively rhythm and intricate production that echoes Efya's vibrant sound.

alternative R&B alternative hip-hop contemporary R&B
Erykah Badu

Erykah Badu

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Badu's neo-soul artistry, characterized by rich harmonies and deep grooves, resonates well with the essence of Efya's music.

neo soul soul
H.E.R.

H.E.R.

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Her emotive vocal style and fusion of R&B with soulful instrumentation create a similar inviting atmosphere to Efya's work.

contemporary R&B
Ari Lennox

Ari Lennox

With her lush vocal delivery and neo-soul influences, Lennox captures a similarly warm and inviting musical atmosphere.

Common questions

Who sounds like Efya?

Artists similar to Efya include Sampa the Great, Lianne La Havas, Nneka and Jorja Smith. Each shares elements of Efya's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Efya?

Efya is primarily known for jazz, neo soul and Afro-soul. Efya's music pulses with vibrant grooves and intricate harmonies that create a warm, inviting atmosphere while drawing you into its rhythmic intricacies.

Where should I start if I like Efya?

If you enjoy Efya, start with Sampa the Great — their album "As Above, So Below" is a great entry point. Her blend of Afro-soul and jazz influences, combined with powerful vocal delivery, creates a similar rhythmic intricacy and warmth.