Bands & artists like Headie One

If you like Headie One, 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

Digga D

Digga D

With his blend of UK drill and catchy hooks, Digga D captures a similar energy and rhythmic complexity that resonates with Headie One's style.

UK drill UK rap drill
Central Cee

Central Cee

Guide

Central Cee's melodic approach to UK rap and drill, combined with his engaging storytelling, parallels the infectious energy found in Headie One's music.

UK drill UK rap pop rap
AJ Tracey

AJ Tracey

AJ Tracey's fusion of grime and UK rap features intricate flows and vibrant beats, making his sound akin to the dynamic rhythms of Headie One.

grime
M Huncho

M Huncho

M Huncho's unique blend of trap and melodic elements creates a captivating sound that shares a sonic landscape with Headie One's infectious energy.

Fredo

Fredo

Fredo's introspective lyrics over hard-hitting beats resonate with the same emotional depth and rhythmic drive found in Headie One's tracks.

UK drill UK rap drill
Potter Payper

Potter Payper

Potter Payper's gritty storytelling and robust production mirror the raw yet melodic aspects present in Headie One's music.

UK rap gangsta rap road rap
Unknown T

Unknown T

Unknown T combines drill with catchy melodies and distinctive flows, creating a sound that complements the energetic vibe of Headie One.

UK drill UK rap gangsta rap
D-Block Europe

D-Block Europe

D-Block Europe's mix of melodic rap and trap influences aligns well with the rhythmic intricacies and infectious hooks typical of Headie One.

Common questions

Who sounds like Headie One?

Artists similar to Headie One include Digga D, Central Cee, AJ Tracey and M Huncho. Each shares elements of Headie One's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Headie One?

Headie One is primarily known for trap music, gangsta rap and drill. Pulsing beats drive forward with a tension that balances melodic hooks and intricate rhythms, generating an infectious energy that compels movement.

Where should I start if I like Headie One?

If you enjoy Headie One, start with Digga D — their album "Double Tap Diaries" is a great entry point. With his blend of UK drill and catchy hooks, Digga D captures a similar energy and rhythmic complexity that resonates with Headie One's style.