Bands & artists like Kenny Larkin

If you like Kenny Larkin, 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

Carl Craig

Carl Craig

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Craig's intricate soundscapes and deep house influences mirror Larkin's layered textures and rhythmic complexity.

house music techno
Jeff Mills

Jeff Mills

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Mills' driving techno beats and innovative use of rhythm create a visceral energy similar to Larkin's work.

minimal techno techno
Derrick May

Derrick May

As a pioneer of Detroit techno, May's tracks share the syncopated rhythms and emotional depth found in Larkin's music.

techno
Richie Hawtin

Richie Hawtin

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Hawtin's minimalistic approach and focus on texture resonate well with Larkin's contemplative sonic landscapes.

minimal techno techno
Robert Hood

Robert Hood

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Hood's stripped-back yet powerful techno style complements the rhythmic intricacies present in Larkin's music.

techno
Bicep

Bicep

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Bicep's modern take on techno features rich textures and dynamic rhythms that echo Larkin's immersive style.

electronic music jazz house
Tiga

Tiga

Tiga’s blend of techno and electro with catchy hooks aligns well with the rhythmic inventiveness characteristic of Larkin’s music.

electro
Laurent Garnier

Laurent Garnier

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Garnier’s fusion of house and techno incorporates complex rhythms and textures that resonate with Larkin’s sonic palette.

house music techno

Common questions

Who sounds like Kenny Larkin?

Artists similar to Kenny Larkin include Carl Craig, Jeff Mills, Derrick May and Richie Hawtin. Each shares elements of Kenny Larkin's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Kenny Larkin?

Kenny Larkin is primarily known for techno. Larkin's tracks pulse with syncopated rhythms and layered textures, creating a visceral response that propels movement while inviting deep contemplation.

Where should I start if I like Kenny Larkin?

If you enjoy Kenny Larkin, start with Carl Craig — their album "Versus" is a great entry point. Craig's intricate soundscapes and deep house influences mirror Larkin's layered textures and rhythmic complexity.