Bands & artists like Julian Calor
If you like Julian Calor, 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.
New to Julian Calor? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Madeon
GuideMadeon's work features intricate synth layers and a vibrant, energetic pulse that resonates well with Julian Calor's electro house sound.
Porter Robinson
GuidePorter Robinson combines emotive melodies with complex electronic arrangements, creating a buoyant atmosphere similar to Calor's style.
Zedd
GuideZedd's productions are characterized by polished synths and catchy hooks, aligning closely with the rhythmic intricacies found in Calor's music.
Kaskade
GuideKaskade's blend of uplifting melodies and deep basslines creates an engaging soundscape reminiscent of the vibrant textures in Julian Calor's tracks.
Audien
Audien's electro house tracks often feature bright synths and driving beats, paralleling the energetic feel of Calor's music.
Dillon Francis
GuideDillon Francis incorporates playful synth lines and rhythmic complexity that align well with the lively essence of Julian Calor's productions.
Rüfüs Du Sol
GuideRÜFÜS DU SOL blends electronic elements with emotive vocals, creating immersive soundscapes that echo the atmospheric qualities of Calor's work.
Tiësto
GuideTiësto’s evolution into melodic house incorporates lush synths and driving rhythms that resonate with the buoyancy found in Julian Calor’s music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Julian Calor?
Artists similar to Julian Calor include Madeon, Porter Robinson, Zedd and Kaskade. Each shares elements of Julian Calor's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Julian Calor?
Julian Calor is primarily known for electro house. A buoyant pulse drives through layered synthesizers and rhythmic intricacies, creating an atmosphere that compels movement while enveloping the listener in a vibrant texture.
Where should I start if I like Julian Calor?
If you enjoy Julian Calor, start with Madeon — their album "Good Faith" is a great entry point. Madeon's work features intricate synth layers and a vibrant, energetic pulse that resonates well with Julian Calor's electro house sound.