Bands & artists like Hwasa
If you like Hwasa, 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
Sunmi
Sunmi combines K-pop with a sultry pop sound and sharp vocal delivery, often featuring minimalist instrumentation that enhances her rhythmic grooves.
Somi
Somi's work features a mix of pop and hip-hop influences, characterized by catchy hooks and a confident vocal style that aligns well with Hwasa's aesthetic.
Dua Lipa
GuideDua Lipa's blend of pop and house music, combined with her powerful vocals and rhythmic sensibility, resonates with the immersive grooves found in Hwasa's tracks.
Ariana Grande
Ariana Grande's use of intricate vocal runs over contemporary pop and R&B beats creates a sonic landscape similar to Hwasa's impactful yet sparse instrumentation.
Mamamoo
As Hwasa's group, MAMAMOO shares her penchant for strong vocal harmonies and diverse musical styles, often incorporating jazz and hip-hop elements.
Jessie Ware
GuideJessie Ware blends soulful vocals with electronic and house influences, creating a polished sound that mirrors the rhythmic tension found in Hwasa's music.
Zico
ZICO's hip-hop background combined with melodic hooks and innovative production offers a sound that complements Hwasa’s unique blend of genres.
Bibi
BIBI's music features smooth vocal lines intertwined with hip-hop beats and jazzy undertones, aligning well with Hwasa's eclectic style.
Common questions
Who sounds like Hwasa?
Artists similar to Hwasa include Sunmi, Somi, Dua Lipa and Ariana Grande. Each shares elements of Hwasa's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Hwasa?
Hwasa is primarily known for K-pop, hip-hop and house. Driven by a steady groove with moments of rhythmic tension, Hwasa's music intertwines sharp vocal lines with sparse yet impactful instrumentation, creating an immersive auditory experience.
Where should I start if I like Hwasa?
If you enjoy Hwasa, start with Sunmi — their album "Full Moon" is a great entry point. Sunmi combines K-pop with a sultry pop sound and sharp vocal delivery, often featuring minimalist instrumentation that enhances her rhythmic grooves.