Bands & artists like Huskii
If you like Huskii, 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
Baker Boy
Baker Boy combines energetic beats with personal storytelling, using a blend of hip-hop and traditional Australian sounds that resonate with Huskii's style.
Tones and I
GuideTones and I offers a unique vocal delivery paired with catchy beats, creating an intimate yet vibrant atmosphere that aligns well with Huskii's sound.
Illy
GuideIlly's introspective lyrics and smooth flows over contemporary beats provide a sonic landscape that mirrors the emotional depth found in Huskii's work.
Sampa the Great
Sampa the Great blends powerful lyricism with diverse musical influences, creating a rich sound that complements the urgency and vulnerability present in Huskii's music.
Ruel
GuideRuel combines soulful vocals with modern production elements, crafting songs that evoke emotion while maintaining an upbeat feel, akin to Huskii's approach.
Ecca Vandal
Ecca Vandal merges punk and hip-hop influences with powerful vocals, producing a dynamic sound that shares a sense of urgency and emotional depth with Huskii.
Dune Rats
Dune Rats' energetic sound and playful lyrics reflect a carefree attitude while still touching on deeper themes, similar to the balance found in Huskii's work.
G Flip
G Flip’s blend of electronic elements with pop-infused beats creates an infectious sound that maintains emotional resonance akin to Huskii’s style.
Common questions
Who sounds like Huskii?
Artists similar to Huskii include Baker Boy, Tones and I, Illy and Sampa the Great. Each shares elements of Huskii's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Huskii?
Huskii is primarily known for Australian hip-hop. The music pulses with resonant bass lines and syncopated rhythms that evoke a sense of urgency while maintaining an intimate connection to vulnerability.
Where should I start if I like Huskii?
If you enjoy Huskii, start with Baker Boy — their album "Djandjay" is a great entry point. Baker Boy combines energetic beats with personal storytelling, using a blend of hip-hop and traditional Australian sounds that resonate with Huskii's style.