Bands & artists like Haha

If you like Haha, 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

Hyuna

Hyuna

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HyunA combines K-pop with diverse genres, often incorporating reggae beats and a playful energy that resonates with Haha's sound.

K-pop dance-pop hip-hop
Zion.T

Zion.T

Zion.T's unique fusion of R&B and hip-hop includes laid-back grooves and reflective lyrics, paralleling Haha's buoyant yet thoughtful style.

K-pop contemporary R&B hip-hop
Lee Hi

Lee Hi

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With her soulful voice and incorporation of various musical styles, Lee Hi creates a rich soundscape that complements Haha's rhythmic shifts.

K-pop
Jessi

Jessi

Jessi's confident delivery and genre-blending approach, including elements of hip-hop and pop, align well with Haha's energetic vibe.

K-pop Korean hip-hop hip-hop
Blackpink

Blackpink

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Their dynamic mix of pop, hip-hop, and EDM incorporates strong rhythms and catchy hooks that mirror the engaging momentum found in Haha's music.

J-pop K-pop electronic dance music
Got7

Got7

GOT7’s blend of K-pop with elements of reggae and dance creates an infectious energy that resonates with Haha's style.

K-pop hip-hop
BOBBY

BOBBY

As a member of iKON, Bobby infuses his solo work with hip-hop influences and catchy melodies that reflect Haha's rhythmic complexity.

dream pop
Seventeen

Seventeen

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Seventeen’s intricate vocal harmonies combined with upbeat production styles create an uplifting atmosphere akin to Haha's music.

C-pop K-pop dance-pop

Common questions

Who sounds like Haha?

Artists similar to Haha include Hyuna, Zion.T, Lee Hi and Jessi. Each shares elements of Haha's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Haha?

Haha is primarily known for K-pop and reggae. A buoyant interplay of tight grooves and rhythmic shifts creates a compelling momentum that energizes the listener while inviting reflection.

Where should I start if I like Haha?

If you enjoy Haha, start with Hyuna — their album "I'm Not Cool" is a great entry point. HyunA combines K-pop with diverse genres, often incorporating reggae beats and a playful energy that resonates with Haha's sound.