Bands & artists like John Benitez

If you like John Benitez, 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

David Morales

David Morales

Guide

Known for his energetic house tracks and remixes, Morales shares a similar rhythmic pulse and vibrant synth work that drives dance floors.

house music nu-disco
Kenny Dope

Kenny Dope

With a strong background in house and freestyle music, Kenny Dope combines rich percussion and melodic elements reminiscent of Benitez's sound.

house music
DJ Sneak

DJ Sneak

Guide

DJ Sneak's funky house beats and use of samples create a lively atmosphere similar to the energetic landscapes crafted by Benitez.

house music
Armand Van Helden

Armand Van Helden

Guide

His innovative blending of house and electro elements aligns well with Benitez's pulsating rhythmic style and layered synths.

garage house house music
Roger Sanchez

Roger Sanchez

Guide

Sanchez is known for his uplifting house tracks that feature catchy hooks and driving rhythms, paralleling Benitez's infectious grooves.

dance music house music
Danny Tenaglia

Danny Tenaglia

Tenaglia's ability to weave intricate layers of sound within his house tracks creates a dynamic listening experience akin to Benitez's work.

electronica house music
Lil Louis

Lil Louis

His classic house anthems often feature hypnotic grooves and emotive melodies that align closely with the aesthetic of Benitez.

house music
Masters at Work

Masters at Work

Guide

Their fusion of Latin influences with house music creates a vibrant sound palette that complements the energetic style of Benitez.

house music

Common questions

Who sounds like John Benitez?

Artists similar to John Benitez include David Morales, Kenny Dope, DJ Sneak and Armand Van Helden. Each shares elements of John Benitez's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is John Benitez?

John Benitez is primarily known for house, electro and freestyle music. Benitez crafts a pulsating rhythmic landscape that propels listeners forward through layered synths and infectious grooves.

Where should I start if I like John Benitez?

If you enjoy John Benitez, start with David Morales — their album "2 Worlds Collide" is a great entry point. Known for his energetic house tracks and remixes, Morales shares a similar rhythmic pulse and vibrant synth work that drives dance floors.