Bands & artists like John Tejada

If you like John Tejada, 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

Sasha

Sasha

Known for his intricate layering and deep, pulsating beats, Sasha's work embodies a similar dynamic interplay of tension and release.

pop music
James Holden

James Holden

Holden's expansive soundscapes and rhythmic complexity resonate with Tejada's style, often blending organic elements with electronic textures.

electronic music techno
Kiasmos

Kiasmos

This duo combines minimalist piano melodies with rich electronic rhythms, creating a lush atmosphere akin to Tejada's immersive compositions.

electronic music intelligent dance music
Max Cooper

Max Cooper

Cooper's experimental approach to electronic music features detailed textures and rhythmic innovation, reflecting the complexity present in Tejada's productions.

ambient music techno
Laurent Garnier

Laurent Garnier

Garnier's ability to weave together various electronic styles while maintaining a strong rhythmic foundation aligns closely with Tejada's artistic vision.

house music techno
Nicolas Jaar

Nicolas Jaar

Jaar’s avant-garde approach to electronic music incorporates deep textures and complex rhythms that align well with the aesthetic qualities of Tejada’s work.

ambient music dance music downtempo
Bicep

Bicep

Bicep creates immersive soundscapes with layered synths and driving basslines, echoing the dynamic interplay found in John Tejada's productions.

electronic music jazz house

Common questions

Who sounds like John Tejada?

Artists similar to John Tejada include Sasha, James Holden, Kiasmos and Max Cooper. Each shares elements of John Tejada's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is John Tejada?

John Tejada is primarily known for electronic. Pulsating rhythms intertwine with expansive textures, creating a dynamic interplay of tension and release that propels the listener forward.

Where should I start if I like John Tejada?

If you enjoy John Tejada, start with Sasha — their album "Schlüsselkind" is a great entry point. Known for his intricate layering and deep, pulsating beats, Sasha's work embodies a similar dynamic interplay of tension and release.