Bands & artists like Krewella

If you like Krewella, 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

Zeds Dead

Zeds Dead

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Known for their heavy bass drops and intricate sound design, Zeds Dead shares Krewella's ability to blend melodic elements with powerful rhythms.

Adventure Club

Adventure Club

Adventure Club combines emotional melodies with energetic drops, mirroring Krewella's style of creating anthemic electronic tracks.

dubstep
Dillon Francis

Dillon Francis

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Dillon Francis's fusion of moombahton and dubstep features the same high-energy build-ups and explosive drops that Krewella fans enjoy.

The Chainsmokers

The Chainsmokers

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With catchy hooks and a blend of house and pop influences, The Chainsmokers create dance tracks that resonate with Krewella's audience.

electronic dance music
Bassnectar

Bassnectar

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Bassnectar's immersive soundscapes and heavy basslines align closely with Krewella's dynamic and layered production style.

electronic dance music
Marshmello

Marshmello

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Marshmello's uplifting beats and catchy melodies create a festival-ready atmosphere akin to the energetic vibe of Krewella's tracks.

electronic dance music electronic music
Alesso

Alesso

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Alesso's progressive house sound often incorporates euphoric builds and drops that appeal to fans of Krewella's energetic style.

house music
Knife Party

Knife Party

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Knife Party delivers aggressive beats and heavy synths, providing a hard-hitting experience reminiscent of Krewella’s more intense tracks.

dubstep electro house

Common questions

Who sounds like Krewella?

Artists similar to Krewella include Zeds Dead, Adventure Club, Dillon Francis and The Chainsmokers. Each shares elements of Krewella's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Krewella?

Krewella is primarily known for house, EDM and dubstep. Propulsive rhythms and layered synths create a dense tapestry of sound that builds anticipation and rewards with explosive releases of energy.

Where should I start if I like Krewella?

If you enjoy Krewella, start with Zeds Dead — their album "We Are Deadbeats (Vol. 4)" is a great entry point. Known for their heavy bass drops and intricate sound design, Zeds Dead shares Krewella's ability to blend melodic elements with powerful rhythms.