Bands & artists like Funkoars

If you like Funkoars, 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

Hilltop Hoods

Hilltop Hoods

Their energetic delivery and intricate wordplay, combined with a mix of gritty beats and melodic hooks, resonate well with Funkoars' style.

Australian hip-hop
Bliss n Eso

Bliss n Eso

Known for their dynamic vocal interplay and engaging storytelling, they share a similar rhythmic intensity and emotional depth.

Australian hip-hop
The Herd

The Herd

Their blend of hip-hop with live instrumentation and socially conscious lyrics mirrors the layered complexity found in Funkoars’ music.

Australian hip-hop
Urthboy

Urthboy

With a focus on narrative-driven lyrics and a fusion of electronic elements, Urthboy’s sound aligns closely with the gritty yet melodic aspects of Funkoars.

hip-hop
Illy

Illy

Guide

His catchy hooks and diverse production styles, alongside sharp lyrical delivery, create an infectious energy akin to that of Funkoars.

Australian hip-hop
Seth Sentry

Seth Sentry

Seth's clever wordplay and unique storytelling approach, paired with a mix of upbeat and introspective tracks, reflect a similar sonic landscape.

dolewave hip-hop
Kerser

Kerser

His raw delivery and aggressive beats provide a stark contrast that complements the intense pacing found in Funkoars’ tracks.

Australian hip-hop hip-hop

Tuka

His introspective lyrics combined with varied production styles offer a rich texture that aligns well with the sonic palette of Funkoars.

Australian hip-hop

Common questions

Who sounds like Funkoars?

Artists similar to Funkoars include Hilltop Hoods, Bliss n Eso, The Herd and Urthboy. Each shares elements of Funkoars's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Funkoars?

Funkoars is primarily known for hip-hop. Funkoars’ music pulses with a gritty rhythm and layered vocal interplay that drives forward an infectious energy, marked by intense delivery and stark contrasts in pacing.

Where should I start if I like Funkoars?

If you enjoy Funkoars, start with Hilltop Hoods — their album "Fall from the Light" is a great entry point. Their energetic delivery and intricate wordplay, combined with a mix of gritty beats and melodic hooks, resonate well with Funkoars' style.