Bands & artists like Erick Morillo
If you like Erick Morillo, 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
Roger Sanchez
GuideKnown for his infectious grooves and ability to blend house with Latin influences, Sanchez's tracks often feature a similar relentless pulse.
David Guetta
GuideGuetta's work in house music incorporates vibrant melodies and driving beats that resonate well with Morillo's energetic style.
DJ Sneak
GuideWith a focus on funky basslines and rhythmic elements, DJ Sneak's sound parallels the intricate textures found in Morillo's productions.
Kaskade
GuideKaskade blends melodic elements with house beats, creating an uplifting atmosphere that mirrors the euphoric moments in Morillo's tracks.
Bob Sinclar
GuideSinclar’s vibrant and upbeat house tracks often incorporate disco elements, making them sonically compatible with Morillo’s dance floor appeal.
Armand Van Helden
GuideVan Helden's innovative approach to house music combines catchy hooks with driving rhythms, similar to the engaging structures of Morillo’s work.
Calvin Harris
GuideHarris' blend of pop sensibilities with house beats creates an accessible yet energetic vibe akin to Morillo’s festival-ready tracks.
Fatboy Slim
GuideFatboy Slim’s eclectic mix of big beat and house elements offers a playful yet driving energy that aligns with the danceable nature of Morillo’s music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Erick Morillo?
Artists similar to Erick Morillo include Roger Sanchez, David Guetta, DJ Sneak and Kaskade. Each shares elements of Erick Morillo's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Erick Morillo?
Erick Morillo is primarily known for house, electro house and progressive house. A relentless pulse drives Erick Morillo’s music forward, layered with intricate textures that create both tension and release on the dance floor.
Where should I start if I like Erick Morillo?
If you enjoy Erick Morillo, start with Roger Sanchez — their album "First Contact" is a great entry point. Known for his infectious grooves and ability to blend house with Latin influences, Sanchez's tracks often feature a similar relentless pulse.