Bands & artists like Farid Bang

If you like Farid Bang, 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.

New to Farid Bang? Start with our listening guide.

Artists to try next

Kollegah

Kollegah

Known for his intricate wordplay and aggressive flow, Kollegah shares a similar hardcore hip-hop aesthetic with deep bass lines.

hip-hop
Bushido

Bushido

Guide

Bushido's gritty storytelling and hard-hitting beats resonate with the street life themes found in Farid Bang's music.

gangsta rap
Xatar

Xatar

With a blend of trap and gangsta rap, Xatar's sound features heavy bass and a raw energy that aligns closely with Farid Bang.

German hip-hop
Sido

Sido

Guide

Sido combines catchy hooks with a tough lyrical style, often exploring urban themes that parallel Farid Bang’s narratives.

hip-hop
Shindy

Shindy

Shindy's smooth delivery over trap-influenced beats creates a modern sound that complements the intensity of Farid Bang's tracks.

hip-hop
Kanye West

Kanye West

Kanye’s experimental approach to hip-hop and use of dark, layered production can appeal to fans of Farid Bang’s energetic style.

art pop chipmunk soul contemporary R&B
Nimo

Nimo

Nimo's blend of melodic elements with hard-hitting beats mirrors the dynamic energy present in Farid Bang's music.

Fler

Fler

Guide

Fler’s aggressive delivery and street-oriented lyrics create a similar vibe to the hardcore elements found in Farid Bang's work.

German hip-hop gangsta rap hip-hop

Common questions

Who sounds like Farid Bang?

Artists similar to Farid Bang include Kollegah, Bushido, Xatar and Sido. Each shares elements of Farid Bang's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Farid Bang?

Farid Bang is primarily known for hip-hop, trap music and gangsta rap. With relentless rhythms and deep bass lines, his tracks pulse forward with an unyielding energy that mirrors the urgency of street life.

Where should I start if I like Farid Bang?

If you enjoy Farid Bang, start with Kollegah — their album "Jung, brutal, gutaussehend 2" is a great entry point. Known for his intricate wordplay and aggressive flow, Kollegah shares a similar hardcore hip-hop aesthetic with deep bass lines.