Bands & artists like Giggs

If you like Giggs, 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

Kano

Kano

Guide

Kano's UK rap style combines dark beats with intricate lyricism, often exploring themes of street life similar to Giggs.

UK garage UK rap grime
Skepta

Skepta

Guide

Skepta's production features heavy bass and a menacing atmosphere, aligning well with the tension found in Giggs' music.

UK rap grime
J Hus

J Hus

J Hus blends UK rap with Afrobeat influences, but his darker lyrical themes and rhythmic delivery resonate with Giggs' style.

Afroswing UK rap gangsta rap
Dave

Dave

Dave's introspective lyrics and moody production create a similar weighty atmosphere that fans of Giggs would appreciate.

pop music
Nines

Nines

Nines combines melodic elements with gritty storytelling, creating a sound that parallels the density present in Giggs' tracks.

UK rap gangsta rap road rap
Bugzy Malone

Bugzy Malone

Guide

Bugzy Malone's aggressive flow and dark, atmospheric beats reflect the heavy density and tension characteristic of Giggs' music.

UK rap grime
M Huncho

M Huncho

M Huncho's blend of trap-influenced beats and introspective lyrics creates a mood that aligns closely with the vibe of Giggs.

Slowthai

Slowthai

Slowthai's raw energy and dark production choices echo the tension and density found in Giggs' work.

UK rap grime punk rap

Common questions

Who sounds like Giggs?

Artists similar to Giggs include Kano, Skepta, J Hus and Dave. Each shares elements of Giggs's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Giggs?

Giggs is primarily known for UK rap. The music features a dark, heavy density punctuated by rhythmic pauses that create tension and anticipation throughout each track.

Where should I start if I like Giggs?

If you enjoy Giggs, start with Kano — their album "Hoodies All Summer" is a great entry point. Kano's UK rap style combines dark beats with intricate lyricism, often exploring themes of street life similar to Giggs.