Bands & artists like El-P
If you like El-P, 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
Run the Jewels
As a collaborative project with Killer Mike, El-P's production style is mirrored in their heavy beats and sharp lyrical delivery.
Aesop Rock
GuideKnown for his dense lyricism and complex beats, Aesop Rock shares a similar avant-garde approach to hip-hop that resonates with El-P's sound.
Death Grips
Their aggressive sound and experimental production align closely with El-P's chaotic yet structured sonic landscape.
Danny Brown
GuideDanny Brown's eclectic style and innovative beats often reflect the same raw energy and unpredictability found in El-P's work.
Killer Mike
As a frequent collaborator, Killer Mike’s powerful delivery and lyrical depth complement El-P’s intricate production perfectly.
MF DOOM
MF DOOM's unique flow and inventive beats resonate with the complex layers and dark atmospheres present in El-P's music.
JPEGMafia
JPEGMAFIA's experimental approach to hip-hop, combining harsh beats with introspective lyrics, aligns well with El-P's aesthetic.
Vince Staples
GuideVince Staples’ sharp commentary and innovative production choices reflect a similar blend of intensity and clarity found in El-P's work.
Common questions
Who sounds like El-P?
Artists similar to El-P include Run the Jewels, Aesop Rock, Death Grips and Danny Brown. Each shares elements of El-P's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is El-P?
El-P is primarily known for hip-hop and rapping. A relentless pulse of heavy beats and dense textures creates an atmosphere teetering between chaos and clarity, drawing listeners into its tumultuous embrace.
Where should I start if I like El-P?
If you enjoy El-P, start with Run the Jewels — their album "Run the Jewels 3" is a great entry point. As a collaborative project with Killer Mike, El-P's production style is mirrored in their heavy beats and sharp lyrical delivery.