Bands & artists like Koto

If you like Koto, 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

Sandy Marton

Sandy Marton

Sandy Marton's music features high-energy beats and vibrant synth lines that are reminiscent of Koto's Italo disco sound.

Italo disco disco pop music
Kraftwerk

Kraftwerk

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As pioneers of electronic music, Kraftwerk's use of synthesizers and robotic vocals aligns well with Koto's space disco aesthetic.

Krautrock electro electronic music
Giorgio Moroder

Giorgio Moroder

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Giorgio Moroder's productions are characterized by driving basslines and lush synth arrangements, similar to Koto's energetic style.

Eurodisco dance music disco
Savage

Savage

Savage's Italo disco hits feature a blend of powerful synths and danceable rhythms that align closely with Koto's sound.

New Zealand hip hop
Radiorama

Radiorama

Radiorama's signature mix of catchy hooks and synth-driven beats resonates well with the high-energy vibe of Koto.

Eurobeat Eurodance Italo disco
Miko Mission

Miko Mission

Miko Mission's blend of Italo disco and Eurodance elements creates an energetic atmosphere akin to Koto's music.

Italo disco
Baltimora

Baltimora

Baltimora's infectious melodies and danceable rhythms capture the same spirit as Koto's lively tracks.

Italo disco new wave
Laserdance

Laserdance

Laserdance is known for their high-energy instrumental tracks that utilize synthesizers in a way that's very similar to Koto.

Italo disco space disco

Common questions

Who sounds like Koto?

Artists similar to Koto include Sandy Marton, Kraftwerk, Giorgio Moroder and Savage. Each shares elements of Koto's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Koto?

Koto is primarily known for synth-pop, Italo disco and Hi-NRG. Driven by relentless beats and fervent synth lines, Koto's music propels listeners forward with an infectious energy that demands movement.

Where should I start if I like Koto?

If you enjoy Koto, start with Sandy Marton — their album "Modern Lover" is a great entry point. Sandy Marton's music features high-energy beats and vibrant synth lines that are reminiscent of Koto's Italo disco sound.