Bands & artists like Gordo

If you like Gordo, 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

Dillon Francis

Dillon Francis

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Dillon Francis blends moombahton and electro house with playful synths and heavy bass, making his tracks resonate well with Gordo's sound.

Zeds Dead

Zeds Dead

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Zeds Dead's fusion of dubstep and trap elements, along with their deep bass lines, mirrors the sonic characteristics found in Gordo's music.

Rezz

Rezz

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Rezz's dark, atmospheric soundscapes and heavy bass drops create a tension-release dynamic akin to Gordo's production style.

electronic music midtempo bass
What So Not

What So Not

What So Not incorporates trap influences with rich synth layers and impactful drops, appealing to fans of Gordo's energetic tracks.

NGHTMRE

NGHTMRE

NGHTMRE mixes trap and dubstep with high-energy builds and drops that align well with the euphoric grooves found in Gordo’s music.

EDM trap music bass music (EDM) dubstep
Flosstradamus

Flosstradamus

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Flosstradamus is known for their trap-infused electronic beats that deliver powerful basslines similar to those in Gordo's tracks.

hip-hop
Joyryde

Joyryde

Joyryde’s unique blend of house and bass music features punchy rhythms and energetic builds that resonate with Gordo's style.

bass house dubstep future house
Alesso

Alesso

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Alesso’s big room house anthems feature soaring melodies and strong drops that create a euphoric atmosphere reminiscent of Gordo’s work.

house music

Common questions

Who sounds like Gordo?

Artists similar to Gordo include Dillon Francis, Zeds Dead, Rezz and What So Not. Each shares elements of Gordo's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Gordo?

Gordo is primarily known for EDM, trap music and electro house. Gordo’s music pulses with deep bass and layered synths that build tension before releasing into euphoric grooves.

Where should I start if I like Gordo?

If you enjoy Gordo, start with Dillon Francis — their album "Money Sucks, Friends Rule" is a great entry point. Dillon Francis blends moombahton and electro house with playful synths and heavy bass, making his tracks resonate well with Gordo's sound.