Bands & artists like Hazel English

If you like Hazel English, 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

Alvvays

Alvvays

Alvvays combines dreamy melodies with jangly guitars and lush production, creating a similarly atmospheric sound.

indie pop
Beach House

Beach House

Beach House's ethereal soundscapes and use of reverb-laden instrumentation evoke the same dream pop aesthetic as Hazel English.

ambient music dream pop indie rock
Snail Mail

Snail Mail

Snail Mail features introspective lyrics and melodic guitar work that resonate well with the indie pop sensibilities of Hazel English.

indie rock
Girl in red

Girl in red

Girl in Red's blend of catchy hooks and emotional depth aligns closely with the indie pop vibe found in Hazel English's music.

bedroom pop dream pop indie pop
Japanese Breakfast

Japanese Breakfast

Japanese Breakfast creates lush, layered soundscapes that mirror the atmospheric qualities present in Hazel English's work.

experimental pop indie pop indie rock
Mitski

Mitski

Guide

Mitski's poignant songwriting combined with dreamy instrumentation offers a similar emotional resonance to that of Hazel English.

J-pop art pop folk punk
Lana Del Rey

Lana Del Rey

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Lana Del Rey's cinematic style and melancholic themes create an atmospheric experience reminiscent of Hazel English's sound.

baroque pop dream pop indie pop
Faye Webster

Faye Webster

Faye Webster blends indie pop with subtle folk influences, offering a soothing soundscape similar to that of Hazel English.

Common questions

Who sounds like Hazel English?

Artists similar to Hazel English include Alvvays, Beach House, Snail Mail and Girl in red. Each shares elements of Hazel English's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Hazel English?

Hazel English is primarily known for indie pop and dream pop. Hazel English's music envelops listeners in atmospheric layers punctuated by steady grooves and gentle rhythmic shifts.

Where should I start if I like Hazel English?

If you enjoy Hazel English, start with Alvvays — their album "Alvvays" is a great entry point. Alvvays combines dreamy melodies with jangly guitars and lush production, creating a similarly atmospheric sound.