Bands & artists like Keith LeBlanc

If you like Keith LeBlanc, 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

Adrian Sherwood

Adrian Sherwood

His work in dub and electronic music features intricate rhythms and layered textures that resonate with LeBlanc's style.

dub music
Amon Tobin

Amon Tobin

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Known for his complex, rhythm-driven compositions, Tobin's use of electronic sounds and samples aligns well with LeBlanc's sonic palette.

electronic music intelligent dance music trip hop
The Chemical Brothers

The Chemical Brothers

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Their fusion of electronic beats and psychedelic elements creates a driving energy similar to the rhythmic intensity found in LeBlanc's work.

big beat electronic music pop rap
Squarepusher

Squarepusher

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Squarepusher's innovative approach to drum programming and electronic instrumentation parallels the syncopated rhythms of LeBlanc.

electronic music
Flying Lotus

Flying Lotus

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His blend of jazz, hip-hop, and electronic music features complex rhythms and rich textures that evoke a similar feel to LeBlanc's productions.

electronic music experimental music hip-hop
Burial

Burial

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Burial's atmospheric soundscapes and intricate beat structures create a haunting yet rhythmic experience akin to LeBlanc's work.

ambient music dubstep future garage
Thom Yorke

Thom Yorke

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Yorke's solo work often incorporates experimental electronic elements and intricate rhythms that align closely with the aesthetic of Keith LeBlanc.

alternative rock art rock electronic music
Moby

Moby

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Moby's use of electronic textures and driving beats creates a compelling sound that shares similarities with the relentless momentum of LeBlanc's tracks.

alternative rock ambient music chill-out music

Common questions

Who sounds like Keith LeBlanc?

Artists similar to Keith LeBlanc include Adrian Sherwood, Amon Tobin, The Chemical Brothers and Squarepusher. Each shares elements of Keith LeBlanc's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like Keith LeBlanc?

If you enjoy Keith LeBlanc, start with Adrian Sherwood — their album "Dub Setter" is a great entry point. His work in dub and electronic music features intricate rhythms and layered textures that resonate with LeBlanc's style.