Bands & artists like Hi-Five
If you like Hi-Five, 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
Jodeci
Their blend of R&B and hip-hop, along with rich vocal harmonies, creates a similar emotive and rhythmic sound.
112
With their smooth harmonies and rhythmic grooves, they evoke a similar feel to Hi-Five's infectious sound.
SWV
GuideTheir combination of catchy hooks and rich vocal arrangements aligns well with the driving rhythms of Hi-Five.
New Edition
GuideAs pioneers in the boy band scene, their harmonies and upbeat tracks resonate with the same energy as Hi-Five.
TLC
GuideTheir blend of R&B with hip-hop influences and strong vocal performances create a lively atmosphere akin to Hi-Five.
Jagged Edge
GuideTheir focus on vocal harmonies and romantic themes parallels the emotive aspects of Hi-Five's music.
Dru Hill
GuideWith their soulful harmonies and dynamic rhythms, they capture a similar essence to Hi-Five's energetic style.
Soul for Real
Their smooth R&B sound and catchy hooks reflect the same infectious quality found in Hi-Five's tracks.
Common questions
Who sounds like Hi-Five?
Artists similar to Hi-Five include Jodeci, 112, SWV and New Edition. Each shares elements of Hi-Five's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Hi-Five?
Hi-Five is primarily known for R&B. A driving rhythm anchors lush vocal harmonies that twist around emotive melodies, creating an infectious sense of movement.
Where should I start if I like Hi-Five?
If you enjoy Hi-Five, start with Jodeci — their album "The Past, The Present, The Future." is a great entry point. Their blend of R&B and hip-hop, along with rich vocal harmonies, creates a similar emotive and rhythmic sound.