Bands & artists like Fuse ODG
If you like Fuse ODG, 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
Mr Eazi
GuideKnown for his blend of Afropop and reggae influences, his music features catchy hooks and rhythmic grooves perfect for dancing.
Patoranking
GuideCombining dancehall and reggae with contemporary pop, his tracks are filled with infectious rhythms that encourage movement.
J Hus
Blending UK rap with Afrobeat influences, his music features dynamic beats and an energetic vocal delivery that captivates listeners.
Nasty C
His mix of hip-hop and African sounds creates a unique sonic palette that is both infectious and uplifting.
Koffee
With her reggae-infused sound and upbeat rhythms, she brings a fresh energy that aligns well with celebratory themes.
Shatta Wale
His dancehall tracks are characterized by vibrant beats and catchy melodies that promote a lively atmosphere.
Tiwa Savage
GuideHer blend of Afropop and R&B features groovy rhythms and smooth vocals, perfect for creating an uplifting vibe.
Yemi Alade
GuideKnown for her energetic performances and vibrant Afropop sound, her music is filled with rhythmic hooks that invite celebration.
Common questions
Who sounds like Fuse ODG?
Artists similar to Fuse ODG include Mr Eazi, Patoranking, J Hus and Nasty C. Each shares elements of Fuse ODG's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Fuse ODG?
Fuse ODG is primarily known for hip-hop and reggae. With pulsating grooves underscored by syncopated rhythms, his tracks drive forward with an infectious energy that compels movement and celebration.
Where should I start if I like Fuse ODG?
If you enjoy Fuse ODG, start with Mr Eazi — their album "The Evil Genius" is a great entry point. Known for his blend of Afropop and reggae influences, his music features catchy hooks and rhythmic grooves perfect for dancing.