Bands & artists like Jack Garratt

If you like Jack Garratt, 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.

New to Jack Garratt? Start with our listening guide.

Artists to try next

James Blake

James Blake

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Blake's blend of electronic production and soulful vocals creates an intimate atmosphere similar to Garratt's rhythmic tension.

electronica pop music
Sohn

Sohn

SOHN combines atmospheric synths with emotive vocals, crafting a sound that resonates with Garratt's introspective style.

electronic music indie pop
Sampha

Sampha

Sampha's rich vocal delivery paired with layered electronic instrumentation mirrors the emotional depth found in Garratt's music.

electronic music rhythm and blues
Moses Sumney

Moses Sumney

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Sumney's ethereal soundscapes and poignant lyrics create a reflective mood akin to the introspective nature of Garratt's work.

Låpsley

Låpsley

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Låpsley's use of atmospheric beats and haunting vocals parallels the intricate layering found in Garratt's music.

electronica
Kali Uchis

Kali Uchis

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Uchis blends R&B with electronic influences, creating a vibrant yet introspective sound that resonates with Garratt's aesthetic.

contemporary R&B
Banks

Banks

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Banks' moody production and emotive vocal style reflect the same urgency and introspection present in Garratt's tracks.

alternative R&B alternative pop contemporary R&B
Bon Iver

Bon Iver

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Bon Iver's experimental approach to folk and electronica creates a layered sound that shares similarities with Garratt's atmospheric compositions.

indie folk

Common questions

Who sounds like Jack Garratt?

Artists similar to Jack Garratt include James Blake, Sohn, Sampha and Moses Sumney. Each shares elements of Jack Garratt's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Jack Garratt?

Jack Garratt is primarily known for indie pop, electronica and trip hop. Garratt’s music pulses with a rhythmic tension, layering intricate beats over sweeping synths to create an atmosphere that balances urgency and introspection.

Where should I start if I like Jack Garratt?

If you enjoy Jack Garratt, start with James Blake — their album "Assume Form" is a great entry point. Blake's blend of electronic production and soulful vocals creates an intimate atmosphere similar to Garratt's rhythmic tension.