Bands & artists like Ki-Yo
If you like Ki-Yo, 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
H.E.R.
GuideH.E.R. combines rich vocal textures with smooth R&B grooves, often exploring emotional themes through her music.
Daniel Caesar
GuideKnown for his lush vocal harmonies and intricate arrangements, Daniel Caesar's sound resonates with similar emotional intensity.
SZA
GuideSZA's blend of soulful vocals and contemporary R&B production creates a dynamic listening experience that parallels Ki-Yo's style.
Giveon
Giveon's deep, resonant voice and emotive storytelling align well with the rich textures found in Ki-Yo's music.
Jhené Aiko
GuideJhené Aiko's ethereal vocals and introspective lyrics create a soothing atmosphere reminiscent of Ki-Yo's immersive sound.
Frank Ocean
GuideFrank Ocean's innovative approach to R&B, characterized by layered vocals and emotional depth, mirrors the sonic qualities of Ki-Yo.
Brent Faiyaz
Brent Faiyaz delivers smooth vocal lines over rhythmic beats, creating an intimate ambiance similar to Ki-Yo's work.
Tinashe
GuideTinashe combines sultry vocals with rhythmic elements, offering a modern take on R&B that echoes Ki-Yo's style.
Common questions
Who sounds like Ki-Yo?
Artists similar to Ki-Yo include H.E.R., Daniel Caesar, SZA and Giveon. Each shares elements of Ki-Yo's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Ki-Yo?
Ki-Yo is primarily known for R&B. Rich vocal textures merge with rhythmic grooves and subtle dynamics to create an immersive experience that ebbs with emotional intensity.
Where should I start if I like Ki-Yo?
If you enjoy Ki-Yo, start with H.E.R. — their album "Back of My Mind" is a great entry point. H.E.R. combines rich vocal textures with smooth R&B grooves, often exploring emotional themes through her music.