Bands & artists like Laserdance

If you like Laserdance, 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

Giorgio Moroder

Giorgio Moroder

Guide

As a pioneer of electronic dance music, Moroder's work in the disco era shares the same driving beats and synth-heavy sound.

Eurodisco dance music disco
Sandy Marton

Sandy Marton

Marton's tracks embody the Italo disco style with vibrant synth lines and upbeat rhythms that resonate with Laserdance's sound.

Italo disco disco pop music
Savage

Savage

Savage combines catchy melodies with a danceable beat, characteristic of the Italo disco genre that aligns closely with Laserdance.

New Zealand hip hop
Radiorama

Radiorama

Radiorama's music features lush synthesizers and infectious hooks that capture the essence of space disco and Italo influences.

Eurobeat Eurodance Italo disco
Miko Mission

Miko Mission

Miko Mission delivers infectious grooves and soaring synths that echo the cosmic themes prevalent in Laserdance's music.

Italo disco
Den Harrow

Den Harrow

Den Harrow is known for his synth-driven hits that encapsulate the Italo disco aesthetic, making him a fitting recommendation.

Italo disco pop music
Baltimora

Baltimora

Baltimora's fusion of catchy choruses and electronic instrumentation reflects the same playful spirit found in Laserdance's work.

Italo disco new wave

Common questions

Who sounds like Laserdance?

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

What genre is Laserdance?

Laserdance is primarily known for Italo disco and space disco. Pulsating synths drive a relentless beat forward while playful melodies shimmer above like stars in an expansive cosmic landscape.

Where should I start if I like Laserdance?

If you enjoy Laserdance, start with Giorgio Moroder — their album "E=MC²" is a great entry point. As a pioneer of electronic dance music, Moroder's work in the disco era shares the same driving beats and synth-heavy sound.