Bands & artists like Ibibio Sound Machine

Known as the pioneer of Afrobeat, Fela Kuti's music features complex rhythms and vibrant horn arrangements that resonate with the layered textures of Ibibio Sound Machine.

This Brooklyn-based band blends Afrobeat with funk and jazz, creating intricate rhythmic patterns and a compelling groove similar to the energetic sound of Ibibio Sound Machine.

Their fusion of Colombian cumbia with electronic elements creates a vibrant sonic landscape that parallels the danceable grooves found in Ibibio Sound Machine's music.

With their mix of Afro-soul and instrumental funk, The Budos Band delivers rich textures and rhythmic complexity that align well with the sound of Ibibio Sound Machine.

As a key figure in contemporary jazz, Hutchings' projects often incorporate African rhythms and polyrhythmic structures that echo the intricate patterns present in Ibibio Sound Machine's work.

Her blend of soul, reggae, and Afrobeat features compelling grooves and socially conscious lyrics that resonate with the themes explored by Ibibio Sound Machine.

This London-based collective combines jazz with West African influences, creating rhythmic depth and vibrant instrumentation reminiscent of Ibibio Sound Machine.

As a prominent figure in Malian music, her powerful vocals and traditional instrumentation create a rich tapestry of sound that complements the aesthetic of Ibibio Sound Machine.