Bands & artists like I.O.I

If you like I.O.I, 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

GFriend

GFriend

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Known for their bright, shimmering synths and intricate vocal harmonies, GFriend's music often features rhythmic precision that encourages dance.

K-pop
Lovelyz

Lovelyz

Their use of lush instrumentation and sweet vocal arrangements mirrors the polished production and harmonic depth found in I.O.I's music.

K-pop a cappella
Red Velvet

Red Velvet

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Red Velvet combines diverse musical styles with smooth vocal harmonies and intricate production, similar to the textured sound of I.O.I.

K-pop
Itzy

Itzy

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With their energetic beats and catchy hooks, ITZY's music captures a similar rhythmic drive and youthful exuberance as I.O.I.

K-pop electronic dance music hip-hop
CLC

CLC

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CLC's dynamic sound incorporates strong synth lines and layered vocals, creating an engaging listening experience akin to I.O.I's approach.

K-pop pop music teen pop
Momoland

Momoland

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Momoland's upbeat tracks feature catchy melodies and vibrant production that align well with the danceable elements found in I.O.I's music.

K-pop
Oh My Girl

Oh My Girl

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Their whimsical sound and rich vocal harmonies create a playful atmosphere that complements the bright aesthetic of I.O.I.

K-pop
Girls' Generation

Girls' Generation

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As pioneers in K-pop, their use of sophisticated arrangements and tight vocal harmonies has influenced many groups, including I.O.I.

J-pop K-pop bubblegum music

Common questions

Who sounds like I.O.I?

Artists similar to I.O.I include GFriend, Lovelyz, Red Velvet and Itzy. Each shares elements of I.O.I's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is I.O.I?

I.O.I is primarily known for K-pop. With shimmering synths and tightly woven vocal harmonies, their music builds anticipation through rhythmic precision and layered textures that compel movement.

Where should I start if I like I.O.I?

If you enjoy I.O.I, start with GFriend — their album "LOL" is a great entry point. Known for their bright, shimmering synths and intricate vocal harmonies, GFriend's music often features rhythmic precision that encourages dance.