Bands & artists like Kaaze

If you like Kaaze, 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

Andrew Bayer

Andrew Bayer

His progressive house tracks feature intricate melodies and dynamic build-ups that create an immersive dance experience.

Yotto

Yotto

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Yotto's music combines deep, pulsating basslines with ethereal synths, perfect for euphoric moments on the dance floor.

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Lane 8

Lane 8

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Known for his melodic approach to progressive house, Lane 8 creates atmospheric soundscapes that resonate with Kaaze's style.

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Gabriel & Dresden

Gabriel & Dresden

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Their emotive progressive house tracks often incorporate lush synths and uplifting rhythms, aligning well with Kaaze’s sound.

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Ilan Bluestone

Ilan Bluestone's energetic productions blend driving beats and soaring melodies, evoking a similar euphoria as Kaaze.

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Cosmic Gate

Cosmic Gate

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With their signature blend of trance and progressive elements, Cosmic Gate delivers uplifting anthems that resonate with Kaaze’s style.

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Above & Beyond

Above & Beyond

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Their emotionally charged progressive tracks often feature lush instrumentation and powerful vocals, appealing to fans of Kaaze.

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Duke Dumont

Duke Dumont

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Duke Dumont's infectious grooves and catchy melodies provide a feel-good energy that aligns well with the dance floor vibe of Kaaze.

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Common questions

Who sounds like Kaaze?

Artists similar to Kaaze include Andrew Bayer, Yotto, Lane 8 and Gabriel & Dresden. Each shares elements of Kaaze's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Kaaze?

Kaaze is primarily known for progressive house. Kaaze’s tracks build layers of pulsating rhythms and soaring synths that create an exhilarating sense of movement, designed to propel listeners into a state of euphoria on the dance floor.

Where should I start if I like Kaaze?

If you enjoy Kaaze, start with Andrew Bayer — their album "If It Were You, We'd Never Leave" is a great entry point. His progressive house tracks feature intricate melodies and dynamic build-ups that create an immersive dance experience.