Bands & artists like Jason Graves

If you like Jason Graves, 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

Inon Zur

Inon Zur

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Zur's work features dense orchestration and intricate textures, often evoking a sense of drama and immersion akin to Jason Graves' style.

Gareth Coker

Gareth Coker

Coker combines lush harmonies with intricate layering in his scores, creating an atmospheric experience that resonates with fans of Graves.

Lorne Balfe

Lorne Balfe

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Balfe's compositions often incorporate complex layers and a cinematic quality that parallels the immersive sound design found in Graves' music.

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Yasunori Mitsuda

Yasunori Mitsuda

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Mitsuda's ability to weave together rich melodies and ambient textures creates a captivating atmosphere similar to the immersive qualities of Graves' work.

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Nils Frahm

Nils Frahm

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Frahm's experimental approach to piano and electronic sounds results in textured layers that create a compelling atmosphere reminiscent of Graves' compositions.

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Jeremy Soule

Jeremy Soule

Soule's epic soundtracks feature expansive arrangements and emotional crescendos that evoke a similar sense of immersion as seen in Jason Graves' music.

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Hiroshi Yoshimura

Yoshimura's ambient works emphasize subtle shifts in texture and mood, creating a calming yet engaging atmosphere akin to Graves' soundscapes.

Kensuke Ushio

Kensuke Ushio

Ushio blends electronic elements with organic instrumentation to create layered atmospheres that resonate with the sonic depth characteristic of Graves' work.

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Common questions

Who sounds like Jason Graves?

Artists similar to Jason Graves include Inon Zur, Gareth Coker, Lorne Balfe and Yasunori Mitsuda. Each shares elements of Jason Graves's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like Jason Graves?

If you enjoy Jason Graves, start with Inon Zur — their album "Dead of Night" is a great entry point. Zur's work features dense orchestration and intricate textures, often evoking a sense of drama and immersion akin to Jason Graves' style.