Bands & artists like Harrdy Sandhu
If you like Harrdy Sandhu, 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
Badshah
Badshah combines contemporary hip-hop beats with traditional Indian sounds, mirroring the rhythmic interplay found in Harrdy Sandhu's music.
Armaan Malik
With a smooth vocal style and an ability to weave modern pop with traditional melodies, Armaan Malik offers a sound that complements Harrdy Sandhu’s aesthetic.
KSHMR
KSHMR's electronic tracks often incorporate Indian instruments and motifs, creating a dynamic sound that aligns well with Harrdy Sandhu's rhythmic energy.
Divine
Divine's fusion of rap with Indian musical elements brings a contemporary edge that resonates with the modernity found in Harrdy Sandhu's work.
Guru Randhawa
Guru Randhawa blends Punjabi folk influences with urban beats, creating danceable tracks that share a similar lively spirit to Harrdy Sandhu’s music.
Tanishk Bagchi
As a composer known for modernizing classic Bollywood songs with electronic sounds, Tanishk Bagchi captures the essence of tradition meeting contemporary styles.
Common questions
Who sounds like Harrdy Sandhu?
Artists similar to Harrdy Sandhu include Badshah, Armaan Malik, KSHMR and Divine. Each shares elements of Harrdy Sandhu's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Harrdy Sandhu?
Harrdy Sandhu is primarily known for jazz, EDM and film score. With pulsating basslines that drive forward a tapestry of melodic intricacy, Harrdy Sandhu's music embodies a rhythmic interplay between tradition and modernity, energizing spaces and inviting listeners to move.
Where should I start if I like Harrdy Sandhu?
If you enjoy Harrdy Sandhu, start with Badshah — their album "ONE (Original Never Ends)" is a great entry point. Badshah combines contemporary hip-hop beats with traditional Indian sounds, mirroring the rhythmic interplay found in Harrdy Sandhu's music.