Bands & artists like Kim Sung-kyu

If you like Kim Sung-kyu, 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

Zico

Zico

Zico combines intricate rhythms with melodic hooks, often exploring emotional themes similar to Kim Sung-kyu.

hip-hop
Dean

Dean

DEAN's sound features lush production and a blend of R&B and K-pop elements, creating a spacious yet intimate listening experience.

K-pop contemporary R&B
Heize

Heize

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Heize's music intertwines soft vocals with atmospheric beats, echoing the emotional depth found in Kim Sung-kyu's work.

K-pop contemporary R&B hip-hop
Sik-K

Sik-K

Sik-K employs a mix of hip-hop and melodic elements, crafting songs that balance rhythmic precision with emotive storytelling.

Psy

Psy

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Psy's ability to blend catchy melodies with dynamic instrumentation offers a playful yet intense listening experience akin to Kim Sung-kyu.

K-pop electronic dance music hip-hop
K.Will

K.Will

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K.will’s strong vocal performances combined with poignant songwriting create an emotional resonance similar to that found in Kim Sung-kyu's music.

sentimental ballad
Younha

Younha

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Younha blends pop-rock elements with her powerful vocals, producing songs that have both intensity and melodic beauty akin to Kim Sung-kyu.

pop music
Lee Hi

Lee Hi

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Lee Hi’s soulful voice and contemporary R&B influences reflect a similar aesthetic of emotional depth and musical sophistication as Kim Sung-kyu.

K-pop

Common questions

Who sounds like Kim Sung-kyu?

Artists similar to Kim Sung-kyu include Zico, Dean, Heize and Sik-K. Each shares elements of Kim Sung-kyu's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Kim Sung-kyu?

Kim Sung-kyu is primarily known for K-pop. His music pulses with an understated intensity, layering rhythmic precision with spacious melodies that ebb and flow, creating moments of tension and release.

Where should I start if I like Kim Sung-kyu?

If you enjoy Kim Sung-kyu, start with Zico — their album "Random Box" is a great entry point. Zico combines intricate rhythms with melodic hooks, often exploring emotional themes similar to Kim Sung-kyu.