Bands & artists like Ethnix

If you like Ethnix, 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

Hadag Nahash

Hadag Nahash

Their blend of hip-hop and Mizrahi influences creates a vibrant sound that's both danceable and culturally rich.

funk hip-hop
Eyal Golan

Eyal Golan

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Known for his catchy melodies and fusion of traditional Mizrahi music with contemporary pop, he shares a similar rhythmic appeal.

Mizrahi music pop music
Omer Adam

Omer Adam

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Combining modern pop with Middle Eastern sounds, his music features infectious beats that resonate with Ethnix's danceable style.

Hebrew music Mizrahi music music of Israel
Sarit Hadad

Sarit Hadad

With her powerful vocals and incorporation of Mizrahi styles into pop music, she evokes a comparable emotional depth and cultural resonance.

Mizrahi music
Hanan Ben Ari

Hanan Ben Ari

His dynamic blend of folk and pop elements, along with engaging rhythms, mirrors the pulsating energy found in Ethnix's tracks.

contemporary Jewish religious music rock music
Avraham Tal

Avraham Tal

His music combines acoustic folk with modern pop sensibilities, creating a warm yet danceable sound akin to Ethnix's style.

pop music
Static & Ben El Tavori

Static & Ben El Tavori

This duo's upbeat tracks fuse pop and electronic elements with Middle Eastern influences, appealing to fans of Ethnix's danceable grooves.

pop music
Noa Kirel

Noa Kirel

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Her energetic pop tracks often incorporate Middle Eastern motifs, making her sound relatable for fans who enjoy Ethnix’s lively atmosphere.

dance music hip-hop pop music

Common questions

Who sounds like Ethnix?

Artists similar to Ethnix include Hadag Nahash, Eyal Golan, Omer Adam and Sarit Hadad. Each shares elements of Ethnix's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Ethnix?

Ethnix is primarily known for folk, new wave and pop rock. With infectious grooves and layered rhythmic textures, Ethnix crafts a pulsating atmosphere that compels bodies to move while echoing deep cultural roots.

Where should I start if I like Ethnix?

If you enjoy Ethnix, start with Hadag Nahash — their album "Be'ezrat Ha'Jam" is a great entry point. Their blend of hip-hop and Mizrahi influences creates a vibrant sound that's both danceable and culturally rich.