Bands & artists like Grey

If you like Grey, 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

Flume

Flume

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Known for his innovative production style, Flume combines intricate rhythms and lush synths that create euphoric drops similar to Grey's sound.

electronica trip hop
Odesza

Odesza

Odesza's music features rich layers of electronic textures and uplifting melodies that resonate well with the future bass aesthetic found in Grey's tracks.

electro
Porter Robinson

Porter Robinson

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Porter Robinson's blend of emotive melodies and dynamic electronic production mirrors the euphoric build-ups and releases characteristic of Grey's work.

electro house indie pop synth-pop
San Holo

San Holo

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San Holo's use of bright synths and catchy hooks aligns closely with the vibrant energy and rhythmic complexity present in Grey's music.

electro
Lauv

Lauv

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Lauv combines pop sensibilities with electronic elements, creating anthemic choruses that echo the euphoric feel found in Grey's soundscapes.

electronic music
Illenium

Illenium

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Illenium's emotional melodic structures and heavy drops provide a similar tension-release dynamic that fans of Grey would appreciate.

electronic dance music future bass
Kiiara

Kiiara

Kiiara's blend of pop and electronic influences, along with her airy vocals, creates a sound that complements the shimmering synths in Grey's music.

alternative R&B electropop experimental pop
Said the Sky

Said the Sky

Said The Sky crafts melodic future bass tracks with rich instrumentation and emotional depth, resonating well with Grey's style.

dance music

Common questions

Who sounds like Grey?

Artists similar to Grey include Flume, Odesza, Porter Robinson and San Holo. Each shares elements of Grey's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Grey?

Grey is primarily known for electronic and future bass. The music pulses with syncopated rhythms and shimmering synths, building layers of tension that release into euphoric choruses.

Where should I start if I like Grey?

If you enjoy Grey, start with Flume — their album "Flume" is a great entry point. Known for his innovative production style, Flume combines intricate rhythms and lush synths that create euphoric drops similar to Grey's sound.