Bands & artists like Kepa Junkera
If you like Kepa Junkera, 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 Kepa Junkera? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Carlos Núñez
GuideNúñez blends traditional Galician music with contemporary influences, using similar instrumentation like bagpipes and flutes to create a vibrant sound.
Luar na Lubre
This band combines traditional Galician folk with modern arrangements, echoing Kepa's intricate rhythms and melodic structures.
Omar Souleyman
Souleyman's fusion of traditional Middle Eastern sounds with electronic elements parallels Kepa's innovative approach to folk music.
Tinariwen
GuideTheir blend of traditional Tuareg music with modern rock elements creates a rhythmic complexity reminiscent of Kepa's style.
Goran Bregović
GuideBregović's work often features intricate arrangements that merge Balkan folk with contemporary sounds, akin to Kepa's layered melodies.
The Gloaming
This Irish supergroup fuses traditional Irish music with modern sensibilities, creating an atmospheric sound that resonates with Kepa's aesthetic.
Mägo de Oz
GuideTheir blend of rock with Celtic and Spanish folk influences mirrors the innovative spirit found in Kepa’s compositions.
Anoushka Shankar
Shankar’s sitar-driven music incorporates diverse genres, reflecting a similar dialogue between tradition and modernity as seen in Kepa's work.
Common questions
Who sounds like Kepa Junkera?
Artists similar to Kepa Junkera include Carlos Núñez, Luar na Lubre, Omar Souleyman and Tinariwen. Each shares elements of Kepa Junkera's sound while bringing their own perspective.
Where should I start if I like Kepa Junkera?
If you enjoy Kepa Junkera, start with Carlos Núñez — their album "Cinema do mar" is a great entry point. Núñez blends traditional Galician music with contemporary influences, using similar instrumentation like bagpipes and flutes to create a vibrant sound.