Bands & artists like Joyryde

If you like Joyryde, 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

Jauz

Jauz

Known for his heavy basslines and energetic drops, Jauz blends elements of house and dubstep that create a high-octane dance atmosphere.

Excision

Excision

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Excision's aggressive bass-heavy tracks and intricate soundscapes offer a similar intensity and energy found in Joyryde's music.

brostep riddim
Zeds Dead

Zeds Dead

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Zeds Dead's fusion of dubstep and house elements creates euphoric moments that align closely with the rhythmic drive of Joyryde's productions.

Dillon Francis

Dillon Francis

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Dillon Francis incorporates humor and energy into his tracks, often blending moombahton with bass house, which resonates with Joyryde's playful yet intense style.

NGHTMRE

NGHTMRE

NGHTMRE's dynamic production style features heavy drops and melodic elements that mirror the euphoric builds characteristic of Joyryde's music.

EDM trap music bass music (EDM) dubstep
CloZee

CloZee

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CloZee's incorporation of world music elements into her bass-driven tracks creates an atmospheric depth that aligns well with the immersive qualities of Joyryde’s work.

UK bass electronic music glitch hop
Rezz

Rezz

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Rezz crafts dark, hypnotic bass music that shares a similar tension-building approach to drops as seen in Joyryde’s energetic sets.

electronic music midtempo bass
Getter

Getter

Getter’s blend of heavy bass and experimental sounds offers a raw energy that complements the driving rhythms found in Joyryde's productions.

EDM trap music dubstep electro house

Common questions

Who sounds like Joyryde?

Artists similar to Joyryde include Jauz, Excision, Zeds Dead and Dillon Francis. Each shares elements of Joyryde's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Joyryde?

Joyryde is primarily known for dubstep, future house and bass house. The music drives forward with relentless rhythms and deep basslines that build tension before breaking into euphoric releases, igniting bodies to move in unison.

Where should I start if I like Joyryde?

If you enjoy Joyryde, start with Jauz — their album "Wrath of the Wicked" is a great entry point. Known for his heavy basslines and energetic drops, Jauz blends elements of house and dubstep that create a high-octane dance atmosphere.