Bands & artists like Jendrik Sigwart

If you like Jendrik Sigwart, 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.

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Lindsey Stirling

Lindsey Stirling

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Her blend of classical violin with electronic beats creates a playful and rhythmic sound that mirrors Jendrik's quirky instrumentation.

electronic music
Sofi Tukker

Sofi Tukker

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Known for their infectious rhythms and eclectic sounds, they share a vibrant energy and syncopated style that resonates with Jendrik's music.

house music
OK Go

OK Go

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Their inventive use of instrumentation and catchy melodies provide a similar buoyant pulse that engages listeners in a fun way.

alternative rock geek rock pop rock
Haim

Haim

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With their upbeat pop-rock sound and intricate harmonies, Haim captures a lively essence akin to Jendrik's rhythmic playfulness.

contemporary R&B indie rock pop rock
Fitz and the Tantrums

Fitz and the Tantrums

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Their retro-inspired sound combines upbeat rhythms with catchy hooks, creating an enjoyable listening experience similar to Jendrik's style.

indie pop
Tones and I

Tones and I

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Her unique vocal delivery combined with playful production elements aligns well with the quirky aspects of Jendrik's music.

electronic dance music indie pop pop music
Grouplove

Grouplove

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Their energetic sound and sing-along choruses create a vibrant atmosphere that matches the buoyancy found in Jendrik's tracks.

alternative rock
Walk the Moon

Walk the Moon

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With their danceable pop-rock sound and catchy melodies, they evoke a similar fun and rhythmic vibe as Jendrik Sigwart.

dance-rock indie rock new wave

Common questions

Who sounds like Jendrik Sigwart?

Artists similar to Jendrik Sigwart include Lindsey Stirling, Sofi Tukker, OK Go and Haim. Each shares elements of Jendrik Sigwart's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like Jendrik Sigwart?

If you enjoy Jendrik Sigwart, start with Lindsey Stirling — their album "Shatter Me" is a great entry point. Her blend of classical violin with electronic beats creates a playful and rhythmic sound that mirrors Jendrik's quirky instrumentation.