Bands & artists like El Perro del Mar
If you like El Perro del Mar, 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
Sophie Ellis-Bextor
GuideHer blend of indie pop and electronic elements creates a soft yet rhythmic sound that resonates with El Perro del Mar's tender pulse.
Feist
GuideFeist's gentle vocals and minimalist arrangements evoke a similar emotional landscape, characterized by spaciousness and intimacy.
Lykke Li
GuideLykke Li combines moody pop with ethereal production, creating a sound that mirrors the ebb and flow found in El Perro del Mar's music.
Bat for Lashes
GuideHer atmospheric and emotive style often features lush instrumentation that complements the delicate and spacious qualities of El Perro del Mar.
Nina Kinert
GuideNina Kinert's soft melodies and introspective lyrics align well with the tender rhythms and emotional depth present in El Perro del Mar's work.
The xx
GuideTheir minimalist soundscapes and haunting harmonies create an intimate atmosphere akin to the spacious arrangements of El Perro del Mar.
First Aid Kit
GuideWith their harmonious vocals and folk-infused pop, First Aid Kit captures a similar warmth and emotional resonance found in El Perro del Mar's music.
Ane Brun
GuideAne Brun’s haunting voice and delicate instrumentation evoke a sense of vulnerability that parallels the emotional tides in El Perro del Mar's songs.
Common questions
Who sounds like El Perro del Mar?
Artists similar to El Perro del Mar include Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Feist, Lykke Li and Bat for Lashes. Each shares elements of El Perro del Mar's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is El Perro del Mar?
El Perro del Mar is primarily known for indie pop. Her music flows with a tender pulse, characterized by soft rhythms and spacious arrangements that allow emotion to swell and recede like the tide.
Where should I start if I like El Perro del Mar?
If you enjoy El Perro del Mar, start with Sophie Ellis-Bextor — their album "Shoot from the Hip" is a great entry point. Her blend of indie pop and electronic elements creates a soft yet rhythmic sound that resonates with El Perro del Mar's tender pulse.